The phrase "assist present" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to helping someone who is currently present, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I am here to assist present members with any questions they may have."
Alternatives: "help those present" or "support attendees".
For someone who accepts the offer to "assist" (attend/witness/be present at) at an opera, in exchange for the price of admission, the rewards can be heady and transformative.
There are numerous applications for UAVs in urban environments, including information awareness, urban management, on-demand goods deliveries, and even parking assist, but present day legal regulations preclude their use over safety concerns, requiring presence of a pilot and restricting UAV use in urban areas.
But he did not allow his head to drop and it was his precision assist that presented Brady with the winner.
This petition will assist in presenting to the school's administrators how important she is to the student body here, and how much of a poor decision we think this is by the school".
(ECMO = extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, BW = body weight) Laboratory values before, during and after extracorporeal assist are presented in Table 5. Hemoglobin levels and platelet counts dropped during treatment with ECMO (P < 0.001).
CAM practitioners who offer women emotional support, diet and lifestyle advice, including relaxation tools, have the potential to be seen as providing supportive care as part of their practice and may be ideally placed to assist women presenting with threatened miscarriage to moderate their stress levels.
The emergence of nanotechnology assisted to present novel food packaging materials with antimicrobial properties and with novel nano-sensors to trace and monitor the food [135].
It is hoped that the information contained herein will assist clinicians to present their patients with the best evidence supporting each treatment, including possible complications.
10 Functional electrical stimulation (FES) has been used for many years to assist patients who present with gait difficulties resulting from hemiparesis.
This will add knowledge to assist response to present and future challenges in relation to health promotion initiatives for this group.
