Sentence examples for assistance in the human from inspiring English sources

The authors thank Ms Yaping Chen for her support with the animal studies, Ms Mai Tran and Ms Lydea Irwin for their assistance in the human sample protocols and processing of the samples, and Mr Paul Monfils (Core Research Laboratories, Rhode Island Hospital) for his assistance with the mouse organ histology.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/10/9/prepub We are indebted to Carle Foundation Hospital Surgery Center, M. Faith and the surgical team, and B. Hall for assistance in procuring the human mammary tissue.

We would like to acknowledge Dr Jose Cibelli for the pig fetal fibroblasts, Dr Fuliang Du for the rabbit ear fibroblasts, Dr Jonathan Widdicombe for the primary pig and and Dr Walter Finkbeiner for the primary human tracheal epithelial cells, Dr Marcus Meunch for his assistance in obtaining the human hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells, and Dr YW Kan for the transgenic mouse ES cells.

Robert J. Freedman is the president and CEO and Jodi Starkman is vice president of global talent management consulting at ORC Worldwide, an international management consulting firm offering professional assistance in the areas of human resources, compensation and organization management.

With the assistance of the human resource (HR) departments, we randomly selected 425 employees to participate in our survey.

The authors would like to thank Ms Wei-Zhu Qian and Mr Xin-Dong Xu for their technical assistance in the production of recombinant human SRCR polypeptide.

We are grateful to Dr. M. Santi and the entire staff of the Department of Anatomic Pathology of Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC, for their generous assistance in obtaining human tonsil tissues.

There was little indication of a divine miracle having taken place – the Brazilian striker Cacau, a devout Christian, thanking god and pointing to the sky after his goal (2-0, 54') was the only spurious link anyone could come up with – but strong evidence of human assistance in the shape of Ralf Fährmann.

Some of these are just so seemingly sentient that I wouldn't be surprised if there's some degree of human assistance in the mix — but really, I suppose that's bound to happen.

We thank Erica J. Beilharz and Andrew P. Kloek for excellent assistance with manuscript preparation and Carolin Cai from Cell Application Inc. for assistance in primary human keratinocyte preparation.

The authors wish to thank Regina Virbalienė and Jolanta Žiliukienė, Parasitology Laboratory, National Public Health Centre, Aušrinė Barakauskienė, MD, PhD, National Centre for Pathology and Jonas Valantinas MD, PhD, Santariškių Clinic for their valuable assistance in diagnosing human echinococcosis.