Sentence examples for concepts and assisted from inspiring English sources

Previously, she was a policy fellow at Get Covered Illinois, where she researched complex federal regulatory concepts and assisted efforts to increase stakeholder engagement.

MB framed the obesity concepts and assisted in editing and drafting the content specific portions of the manuscript with specific focus on the discussion section.

MB ran the fire emissions model, assisted BT and BK in application of the statistical model concepts, and assisted RCO in executing the smoke concentration model.

The glossary is designed to enhance knowledge of basic concepts and assist with the translation of circadian principles to improve understanding of the pathophysiology and treatment of circadian sleep disorders.

This work suggests that for both language-impaired populations and for healthy speakers whose comprehension is compromised for other reasons, nonspeech audio (environmental sounds) have the potential of conveying concepts and assisting language comprehension.

Investigators provided participants with the opportunity to observe 3-D anatomic relationships through the direct visualization of human cadavers, so as to better integrate anatomical concepts and assist postgraduate trainees to translate anatomic principles to 2-D diagnostic images with clinical context to radiation oncology priorities and concerns [ 6].

Purcell provided Michael Stemmle's development team with concept art and assisted in the creation of the game's plot.

JL assisted with study concept and design and assisted with revision of the manuscript.

The chapter also contains frequently asked questions that are designed to measure the readers' understanding of the presented concepts and to assist the readers with real-life implementation of those concepts.

Due to the highly applied nature of mechatronics engineering, mechatronics students need a focused laboratory environment which is as close as possible to the real-world situation to apply and absorb mechatronics concepts, and to assist them in the development of "hands-on" skills.

"The UNISDR Terminology aims to promote a common understanding and usage of disaster risk reduction concepts and to assist the disaster risk reduction efforts of authorities, practitioners and the public" (UNISDR 2017).