Sentence examples for further assisting in from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this solution casts no thermal shadow on its surrounding components, further assisting in optimizing the thermal performance of the entire system.

We hypothesized that (1) we could detect more CTCs and other atypical circulating cells if we used a non-EpCAM-based negative enrichment approach and (2) using flow cytometry (FCM) and confocal immunocytochemistry (ICC) after negative depletion would allow these putative CTCs to be phenotyped, further assisting in the classification.

Additional details about displacement, including whether displaced individuals originated within the current governorate or outside of the governorate would further assist in understanding migration trends and humanitarian assistance planning.

"The region has been through a terrible time and we are now working with the community and the Latrobe City Council on recovery issues and projects which will further "assist in the recovery of the local economy and ensure it is strengthened".

These simulation results provide useful information to further assist in drug design and development for these two important viruses.

Analysis of failed specimen surfaces using SEM further assisted in understanding and quantifying the damage accumulation and failure mechanism.

In this report, a wood splinter was clearly visualized under ultrasound and ultrasound further assisted in guiding foreign body removal [313].

Additional electrostatic interactions between H150 and K161 of α5 and D394 and E397 of α15 further assist in the movement of α5.

It is not surprising that some beneficial bacteria actively secrete pectinolytic and cellulolytic enzymes that could further assist in mycorrhizal infection (Verma et al. 2001).

CFD simulations applying the RIF model were carried out for representative cases to further assist in validating and analyzing the new multi-zone model.

However the system is not capable of identifying damage location and crack size, which would further assist in the assessment of the severity of damage.