Sentence examples for assisting resolution from inspiring English sources

The list of known and potential toxicants is limitless, and part of the role of this review is to alert domain experts to the likelihood that iron, and dysregulation in iron metabolism, may mediate the toxicity of such molecules (and thus that its chelation may be important, under both acute and chronic conditions, in assisting resolution of the toxicity).

Such spaces improve efficiency through avoiding artificial conflicts, improving design flexibility, enhancing change management and assisting conflict resolution.

Building an evidence base that begins to tackle these issues, however, provides a step forward in assisting their resolution.

The approach used to the advice was not directed at treatment engagement, and instead directly involved wives in assisting the resolution of problems in their husbands 40.

Inflammation and increased amount of tissue fluid during AR can stimulate lymphangiogenesis in the allograft in order to provide exit routes for tissue fluid and cellular infiltrates thereby assisting in resolution of inflammation.

In order to reduce visual discomfort and super-resolve the low quality views to the target full resolution, a virtual view assisted super resolution algorithm is proposed in [6].

In many cases, nasogastric decompression and bowel rest may assist in resolution [7], but when the patient's condition does not improve, re-operation is required.

MLC901 reduced the infarct volume when injected up to 2 h post-TBI, prevented edema formation and assisted its resolution, probably via the regulation of aquaporin 4.

MUSE is an integral-field spectrograph for the 2nd generation of VLT instruments and offers a relative wide integral-field, adaptive-optics assisted spatial resolution, and a wavelength coverage between 465 and 930 nm.

9. Ask what you can do with your lifestyle and diet to assist in resolution of your problem, and then do it!

Heat also assists in resolution of inflammatory infiltrates, oedema and exudates [ 17, 25].