Sentence examples for assisted close to from inspiring English sources

In 2010, UNICEF DR Congo assisted close to 9,000 child survivors of sexual violence and over 5,000 children who came out of armed groups and forces.

In whole, CARE has been able to assist close to 10,000 Syrians, men and women, girls and boys.

Therefore, to assist close follow-up of patients who have undergone nephrectomy and are still at risk of recurrence and metastasis, prognostic indicators have been explored.

The cannulated reamer in proximal fragment (as intramedullary joystick) and Schanz screw in the distal fragment (as percutaneous joystick) were simultaneously used to assist closed reduction of the fracture without the use of image intensifier.

Many techniques have been reported to assist closed reduction like use of a small diameter nail in the proximal fragment [3, 21, 27], 8 mm straight reamer into the proximal fragment [17], use of a Schanz pin as percutaneous skeletal joystick in either of the fragments [2].

Second, as in our previous study (6), we enrolled only subjects without stimulated C-peptide secretion, ensuring endogenous insulin secretion was not assisting closed-loop control.

"It's a place where you feel you're getting a second chance," said Aaron Cummings, the 5-9 point guard, who recently established the Suffolk single-season record for assists, averaging close to 10 a game.

The spacecraft's trajectory took it as far from Earth as 330 million km (205 million miles); it then returned to Earth for a gravity assist, passing as close to the planet as 540 km (335 miles).

Furthermore, these findings may assist to close the gap on the dearth of empirical information on CAM use among rural farmers in Nigerian.

A novel electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL) aptasensor for ultrasensitive detection of thrombin incorporating an auxiliary probe was designed by employing specific anti-thrombin aptamer as a capture probe and a ruthenium II) complex-tagged reporter probe as an ECL probe and an auxiliary probe to assist the ECL probe close to the surface of the electrode.

A UK study used interviews to explore the experiences of 48 people who had assisted a close relative to move into a nursing home.