Sentence examples for directly aiding in from inspiring English sources

First, Arctic ice and snow helps reflect sunlight, directly aiding in cooling the planet.

Similarly, in the present study, we noticed increased expression of various integrin subunits, uPAR and FAK, suggesting that these molecules might play an important role either by directly aiding in cell adhesion and invasion or by activating signaling processes related to cell motility.

In this study, we aimed to enable cell density-dependent auto-regulatory lysis in E. coli to directly aid in extraction of macromolecule products and simplify product harvest processes.

Importantly, the DC-MRF methodology may also directly aid in the clinical translation of molecular imaging agents by allowing for the direct comparison between a conventional, non-targeted clinical MRI contrast agent (e.g., Multihance®) with a molecular imaging agent in a single patient.

"Formal cooperation" in abortion extends not just to the mother who freely submits, but also to the doctor, nurses and anyone who directly aids in the act.

Behavior change interventions can then be designed which directly aid in the promotion of these areas.

Thus, members of the microbiota have evolved ways to directly antagonize the effects of the host inflammatory response and therefore directly aid in the maintenance of intestinal homeostasis.

We defined a CDS system as a system designed to directly aid in clinical decision making, in which characteristics of individual patients are matched to a knowledge base for the purpose of presenting patient-specific assessments or recommendations to clinicians [ 4].

Some of the officials expressed anger that elements of Pakistan's government seemed to be directly aiding violence in Afghanistan that had included attacks on American troops.

And while military officials have said that they have found evidence that Iran is also aiding some Sunni insurgents, they have also said that they have not seen evidence that Iran is directly aiding Al Qaeda in Iraq.

There's a valid argument that the money and effort could better spent directly aiding people in need or at least creating political or humanitarian statement, rather than just entertaining those in attendance.