Sentence examples for further assistance for from inspiring English sources

[C15.] Aid Approved for Airlines in Europe The European Commission said that it would permit member states to help European airlines recover from the turmoil after the attacks on Sept. 11, but it ruled out further assistance for airlines whose problems predated the attacks.

The approach provides further assistance for the particle swarm to converge to the global optimum of the search space by altering the particle velocity update rules.

But he pledged further assistance for individuals in a Friday call with parish presidents and local leaders in Louisiana and Mississippi.

"A very grey and very dark period for Greece closed definitively," said the prime minister, whose fragile coalition had put its future on the line by endorsing a fresh round of unpopular austerity measures and structural reforms in return for further assistance from the EU and IMF.

Greece won't be eligible for further assistance from the fund until it has taken care of its arrears.

Finally, for further assistance of researchers, LncReg integrated functional information such as Gene Ontology information.

The validation methods consist of western blot, luciferase assay, qRT-PCR, RT-PCR, ELISA, immunofluorescence, RIP, ChIP, enzyme activity analysis, microarray and RNA-pull down, etc. LncReg database has integrated other extended resources such as Gene Ontology information for further assistance of researchers.

Essentially, it buys an overdosing patient some time, either for first responders to show up with further assistance or for the body to metabolise some of the opioid drugs floating around.

The treatment plan will incorporate detailed assessment and referral for further assistance as necessary, for example with practical concerns, financial issues, or physical symptoms such as pain or nausea.

In these times of difficulties, I would appeal again to the international community for urgent further assistance and urgent further help for them.

Our findings suggest that a team approach to treating tobacco use that allows providers to refer smokers to VHWs for further assistance is a promising model for extending the treatment of tobacco use beyond primary care settings and increasing access to evidence-based care.