Sentence examples for help insert from inspiring English sources
Both of the Malian players say those who "follow the dream" to play in Europe will only help insert professionalism into the national game.
It said the patents related to the design of stents, their manufacture and use, and the systems physicians used to help insert them into the body of a patient.
A study in 2013 by Stanford University School of Medicine and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, found that over half the attempts to place a central venous catheter in children failed on the first go.In this section Sky-Fi To the point ReprintsPortable ultrasound can be used to produce an image of the position of blood vessels to help insert needles.
The printing process distributes a half-dozen materials through a MultiFab 3D printer, while a copper-and-ceramic heater is employed to help insert semiconducting plastics into the mix.
The printing process distributes a half-dozen materials through a MultiFab 3D printer, while a copper-and-ceramic heater is employed to help insert semiconducting plastics into the mix.
In 1984, they started the first fiber optic training workshops, and in 1991, he patented the Ovassapian Fiberoptic Airway, a small plastic tool used with a bronchoscope to help insert and position the breathing tube while protecting the tongue and airway.
An even bigger problem is that Kirkpatrick can't help inserting himself into the story: distractingly, self-aggrandizingly, almost pathetically.
The checklist was intended to guide astronauts John Young and Charles Duke through their mission on the lunar surface, but Nasa engineers couldn't help inserting a few cartoons.
Murray Novick's 4 1/2-year-old granddaughter, Rachel, asked his help inserting a small response card into an envelope, both of them blank.
Wetpaint's Ryan Gajewski summed it up with, "Ughh," while Buddy TV's Gina Pusateri added, "Brandi just can't help inserting her big foot into her racist mouth".
Together, they helped insert a seemingly neutral stipulation into federal law.
