Sentence examples for characteristics of aid from inspiring English sources

Based on the characteristics of AId, it could be used for (1) substituting a virulent hapten as standard sample to develop innocuous immunoassay, (2) designing novel immunoassay models, especially noncompetitive model, to improve the performance of traditional immunoassay, and (3) developing multitargets immunoassay.

The documentation of these unique morphological characteristics can be of aid in the unambiguous identification of ash in the ground layers of paintings, particularly when small amounts of sample are available, a well-known limiting factor in the study of the materials in works of art.

Not prankishness: simply a characteristic way of aiding an actor unconsciously to absorb a film's topic, without diagrams.

For each of these ATs, we describe detailed morphological characteristics to aid their identification in future studies.

In addition, the amplification characteristics of a hearing aid may not be appropriate for the client if the hearing aid is not programmed according to the individual's hearing loss.

The 43 items assessing the characteristics of the decision aid were divided into four main areas related to: the development of the decision aid (4 items); the content and format of the decision aid (10 items); the decision aid meeting patients' needs (11 items); and, the physicians' clinical practice (18 items).

The two characteristics of a hearing aid that most influence the understanding of speech are the amplification of the various components of speech sounds and the loudness with which the sounds are heard by the wearer.

These characteristics of BMSCs could aid therapeutic strategies to restore alveolar structure and function in the lung tissue following injury through interaction with residual AECs.

More detailed information about the demographic characteristics of participants would aid interpretation of the results.

The survey elicited physicians' opinions on the characteristics of the decision aid and their willingness to use it.

Using Likert-scaled items, the two-page survey elicited physicians' perceptions of the characteristics of the decision aid and their willingness to use it.