Sentence examples for as aiding in from inspiring English sources

These microbes participate in many complex physiological and immunological processes, such as aiding in digestion, directing immune system development, and excluding pathogens.

The company also agreed to several concessions to appease driver concerns, including giving more information on how and why drivers are barred from using the app, as well as aiding in creating new "drivers associations" in both states.

Some critics have also suggested there is a risk for Paine, if he is seen as aiding in the rehabilitation of car makers once seen as so out-of-touch with reality that they were still producing gas-guzzling SUVs at a time when gasoline prices were at a historic $4£2.5555) a gallon.

To have thrown support behind the president, no great friend of the United States anyway, would have meant "we would have been seen as aiding in the repression" of civil society and the free press that the United States had spent years and millions of dollars building, the diplomat said.

Serving within a delimited geographic jurisdiction and under legal guidelines, medical examiners are responsible for accurately determining the cause and manner of such deaths as well as aiding in making a positive identification of the body when the identity of the deceased is in question.

Results show that these approaches and a weight of evidence analysis could be useful in providing information for management and restoration decisions on these small stream systems as well as aiding in the assessment and modeling of trends within these streams with dynamic hydrologic conditions due to changes in land use/land cover.

The day began early, as aid-in-dying supporters travelled hours to Hartford by bus, car and train to be in line by 7 a.m.

He had a special interest in dialectics and language as aids in legal exposition.

Often Williams and Poole rely on those sports as aids in explanation.

As aids in diagnosis and patient care, computers are of increasing importance.

In several cases, attackers have used confidential company documents, which they had previously stolen, as aids in their deception.