Sentence examples for contribution in assisting from inspiring English sources

All authors read and approved the final manuscript The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/12/20/prepub The authors would like to thank Dr. Jeffrey Vietri for his contribution in assisting with the literature review.

We would like to thank the authors and reviewers for their excellent contributions in assisting us.

The Universities of Kent and Greenwich, Mid-Kent College and Canterbury Christ Church University College have a key contribution to make in assisting Medway to achieve its full potential".

Cases are often referred here by paralegal committees and DSP Ghimire acknowledges the contribution they make in assisting an already stretched police force.

We would like to thank the authors for their excellent contributions and patience in assisting us.

Meanwhile, to show the contribution of initialization solution in assisting DEP method to converge, 3 cases similar tested using the 118-bus system are carried out.

UNICEF therefore welcomes the outcome of the recent Friends of Yemen meeting held in New York in September and is committed as part of the UN contribution, to play an active role in assisting the effective implementation of a focused and prioritised development plan for Yemen, enhanced social protection and decentralised delivery of social services.

The Aug. 14 front-page portrayal of the difficulty patients face with overwhelmingly complex and sometimes conflicting information didn't mention the holistic contribution of the professional registered nurse in assisting patients and families during this vulnerable and confusing period.

A lack of recognition of the nurses' contribution and their general workload can undermine their efforts in assisting in a particular study.

Given the situation, China pledged to send 125 police officers, China's first-ever contribution to assist in a UN peace mission in the Western Hemisphere.

The system constructed in this study combines the long-range electromagnetic effect of Au NPs, localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) of the Au@Cu2O nanoshell, and the CT contribution to assist in understanding the SERS mechanism based on LSPR-induced carrier movement in metal/semiconductor nanocomposites.