Sentence examples for devised with the aid from inspiring English sources

But the techniques were devised with the aid of some of the country's most sophisticated scientists, so they are presumably reliable.

This system, devised with the aid of Perl language (www.perl.com) and the MySQL database (www.mysql.com), facilitates the identification of scientific names and statistical analysis.

The routines for handling, cleaning and disinfection of endoscopes were devised with the aid of the endoscope manufacturer, resulting in less damage and better maintenance for bronchoscopes and arthroscopes.

Various macroscopic architectures were devised with computer aided design (CAD).

Several methods have been devised to aid the healing of the meniscus, ranging from refreshing the meniscus tears with rasps and creation of access channels in the meniscus base to introduce blood and reparative cells to meniscus tears (Scotti et al. [2013]) (Figure 1).

In fact, with increasing interest in the efficacy of allicin in the purposes, its production has been devised both in vitro and in vivo with the aid of garlic alliinase (Miron et al. 2003; Shadkchan et al. 2004; Fry et al. 2005).

She briefly closed her eyes and launched into an account of her wanderings along the shore in 1942, at the age of seven, recalling how, with her father, "a traveller in corks", she had devised a "gun", a piece of wood that fired corks with the aid of elastic.

Mr. Scaroni said that under its president, Armando Guebuza, Mozambique had devised a "very reasonable" program for developing its oil and natural gas resources with the aid of advisers from Norway, a country whose petroleum system has become a model for new producers.

He crushed inflation, bringing it eventually almost to zero, with the aid of a "convertibility" plan that tied Argentina's peso to the dollar, devised by his finance minister, Domingo Cavallo.

Cryptology's third phase was the inevitable consequence of having to devise ways for electronic information to perform all of the functions that had historically been done with the aid of tangible documents.

One is to enable children to interact with their surrounding environment with the aid of teachers, and the other is to encourage the teachers to devise appropriate teaching methods.