Sentence examples for help in administration of from inspiring English sources

We thank Denis Timm for constructing the electric shock machine, Sailesh Varsani for help in administration of the experiments, Andreas Brogni for help in preparation of the physiological data, and Zuzanna Wojciechowska for supplying the voice recordings that were used for the Learner.

We would like to thank Dr. Lisa Benjamin for her valuable feedback on the questionnaires, and state DJCs of FL, GA, IA, MO, ND, SC, SD, WI, and WV for their help in administration of the producer questionnaires.

We thank Mr Paul Bassett, who assisted in the study design and data analysis, and Elaine Gould, Quin Golding and Hannah Graham from the Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK, for their help in administration of the project.

We also express our appreciation to Mr Enoch Adoma and Ms Afia Serwaa Opoku of the Public Health Unit KATH for their help in the administration of the questionnaires.

His fathers suggested that they move to Babylon themselves to be with him and help in the administration of the world he had created.

Yet, the earliest possible diagnosis can help avoid administration of ineffective therapies and, in isolated cases, even prevent life-threatening situations such as laryngeal edema.

A significantly more potent oral formulation of this agent is under development, which will help in the ease of administration of the agent obviating the need for daily infusions; phase I dose-escalation studies of this formulation may detect toxicity, potentially cardiotoxicity, with some assurance that the relevant targets are being affected with its administration.

A relative of his, George Tagaris probably a different person than Manuel Tagaris' son was called in to help with the administration of the patriarchal domains.

Federal aid helped, but the administration of Mayor Michael Bloomberg also raised the property tax rate by 18.5percentt in January 2003.

Thus, ROTEM could help in providing aimed administration of FFP and other drugs to patients who are at risk of bleeding even before surgical complication.

As the number of children arriving in Miami grew, Father Walsh sought help from the administration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower.