Sentence examples for be assisted with a from inspiring English sources

These studies demonstrate that patients with moderate to severe AD can be assisted with a variety of types of pharmacotherapy.

Special purpose dictionaries such as a rhyming dictionary aren't warranted unless and until the child shows a definite interest in rhyming poetry or whatever form of writing can be assisted with a special purpose dictionary.

Such a business transformation process should be assisted with an efficient transformation and architecture framework that includes an enterprise patterns, services and building blocks assembling concept.

The dissection may be assisted with an endoscope or through a larger incision via direct visualization depending on the comfort level of the surgeon.

Ventilation was assisted with a face mask using 100%% oxygen.

Moreover, the effects of the particle mass, drying air temperature and drying air velocity on drying performance of the batch type fluidized bed dryer which is assisted with a conventional electrical heater unit are outlined without going into details in thermo- and fluid-dynamics of drying process.

The participant is fitted with a cervical collar and is assisted with a 90° rotation to the passenger side; an LSB is inserted behind the participant at an angle and the crew slides the participant up the board.

The participant is fitted with a cervical collar and is assisted with a 90° rotation to the door side; an LSB is inserted behind the participant at an angle and the crew slides the participant up the board.

Injections were assisted with a micromanipulator (Narishige SM20, Model SM-20) using pulled glass pipettes filled with a mercury drop attached to a Micrometer syringe (Gilmont S-1200, GS-1200).

From a clinical standpoint, when we consider how to compensate for the additional ventilation requirement imposed by artificial noses we must distinguish the case of the paralysed patient from the case of the patient who maintains spontaneous respiratory activity and is assisted with a partial ventilatory support mode.

Will it be better if consumers be assisted with information in selecting a PCP who best suits their preferences, or who is known to be very professional?