Sentence examples for assisted in only from inspiring English sources

Traditional birth attendants assisted in only five percent of deliveries, and 12% of women gave birth entirely alone.

Of these 12 assistants, 7 assisted in sending the SMS messages only whilst the remaining 5 assisted in case identification.

Worry assumes critical relevance, and the nature of these worries may assist in not only identifying depression in Aboriginal men, but in identifying therapeutic targets and opportunities [ 56, 57].

Communication in both directions is vital to assist in not only developing an optimal system of referral, but a management partnership and possible learning environment" (AHP in Macarthur).

Table 12 provides a summary of the key criteria and values that will assist in not only the operation of existing OSS systems but will help advance research and development into new OSS technologies.

Genetic markers not only assisted in the identification of populations, but also yielded insights about whether dab disease phenotypes were indicative of exposure at capture location.

Their antennae are primarily known as super-sensitive odor receptors--used to sniff out females and food from miles away--and researchers had hypothesized that they assist in flight only by acting as air flow sensors.

Landis was assisted in his subterfuge not only by his offbeat reputation but also by cycling's social structure.

Based on this mechanism, Au nanoparticles only assisted in the initial stages of ZnO microwire growth.

In an interview, Sergei Ignatchenko, an F.S.B. spokesman, said his agency had only assisted in the inquiry at the prosecutor general's request.

Patry Hoskins had only "assisted in the largely mechanical exercise of collecting and organising the evidence which appeared to support the criticisms" in those letters, he said.