Sentence examples for and knowledge to aid from inspiring English sources
I've used my meteorological training and knowledge to aid me in building my fictional worlds.
This study aims to explore the factors that influence the integration of TB services in general hospitals and generate knowledge to aid the scale-up of integration of TB services in China.
To provide knowledge to aid engineers and policy makers in making these decisions, this study explored death and morbidity data for the state of New South Wales, Australia to examine rates and severity of injury arising from collisions between pedestrians and cyclists, and between cyclists and motor vehicles (MVs).
Both the usefulness of the existing knowledge to aid current design practices and the need for future research are identified.
Welcome to Food Science 4000, the capstone course where Cornell seniors draw on their knowledge to aid New York food businesses and strengthen enterprises.
Utilizing available knowledge to aid conventional numerical control design is helpful in both performance and stability requirements.
When bodily changes are detected, people use their existing knowledge to aid interpretation.
Modeling and simulation have emerged as important tools for integrating data, knowledge, and mechanisms to aid in arriving at rational decisions regarding drug use and development.
Many physicians also wanted further knowledge and skills to aid assessments of length and degree of sick leave (50%) and work demands in different occupations (46%).
Findings presented here add important evidence to this existing gap in knowledge, and stand to aid policy development and service provision during post-conflict resettlement both in Sri Lanka and other global IDP situations, as well as strengthening the need for a broader public mental health approach to internal displacement.
Ongoing advances in technology promise to further elucidate the molecular basis of CLL, and this knowledge is anticipated to aid us in understanding and addressing the clinical challenge presented by the vast variability in the clinical course of patients with CLL.
