Sentence examples for examination helping from inspiring English sources

Mikhail D. Prokhorov has survived the N.B.A.'s background examination, helping the billionaire Russian oligarch take another step toward acquiring 80percentt of the Nets and 45percentt of the proposed Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

AIMS: To evaluate whether modern ultrasound examination helps to establish the diagnosis of head and neck venous vascular malformations (VVMs) and whether it can delineate their full extent.

According to the surgical literature, dealing with larger and symptomatic hernias, the diagnosis is based on clinical examination helped by ultrasound or computed tomography [16].

Meditation, in the form of reflection and examination, helps me to create and maintain my motivation.

Thus, our findings support previous assumptions that information about the procedure and course of the medical examination helps pregnant women to cope with the stressful situation [ 30].

Keith's focus is on creating fun and unusual experiments to educate and stimulate secondary school-aged pupils – at the moment he's working with Cambridge International Examinations helping Mongolia to rewrite its science curriculum, which up until now has been almost entirely theory based.

Therefore, psychological factors, and several measures of deprivation in childhood remain an interesting field for further examinations helping to understand the possible pathways leading to obesity and type 2 diabetes.

Her forensic examinations help detectives determine whether people are trying to disguise their writing by using their non-dominant hand, whether they are ill or illiterate or whether they were educated in Europe or the U.S., she said.

RM performed cardiologic examinations, helped to draft the manuscript and performed the statistical analysis.

DT: conceived the study, participated in the design of the study, performed echocardiographic and CFR examinations, helped to perform statistic analysis and helped to write the manuscript.

Participation of the radiation oncologist at these examinations helps to correctly interpret the endoscopic and staging reports and should thus decrease the errors in target delineation.