Sentence examples similar to assisted success from inspiring English sources

Incorporating links to land and community will assist success such interventions [ 27].

Overall, the assisted angiographic success after adjunctive stent placement was 97% (73 of 75 patients).

The clinical significance of sperm DNA damage lies in its association not only with natural conception rates, but also with assisted reproduction success rates [ 17, 19].

This Gif is so poignant because it quietly points out that the success of one woman only assists the success of another.

Alternatively, their presence has been explained as being in response to temporary surpluses of food unrelated to assisting reproductive success.

Chemotherapy support medication is co-prescribed with the intention of minimising side effects with the hope that this will improve chemotherapy concordance, which in turn will assist the success of chemotherapy.

At first they had much success, assisted by good harvests in 1950 and 1953 and by an economic boom caused by the Korean War (1950 53).

Eventually returned to Britain, Thompson and Berry were knighted and heavily praised for their defence of their ship against heavy odds, while Lejoille was also commended for his success, assisted by his incorrect account of the battle published in French newspapers.

For all the talk of the MySpace-assisted success of Arctic Monkeys or Lily Allen, it's hard not to think that one of the web's biggest effects might actually be the opposite of the kind of will-of-the-people surge that powered those artists into the limelight.

Annual volume and sedation practices may influence ultimate success when precut-assisted success is not considered a failure.

His Quidditch success was assisted by a waning interest in basketball when that game rose too far above the rim.