Sentence examples for losses assisted from inspiring English sources

Over tea, cake and a flickering candle, the discussion ranges from recent bereavement, past losses, assisted (and non-assisted) suicide, near-death experiences, funeral wishes and the lessons of life from those facing its imminent end.

It aims to track the loss and acquisition of information & knowledge, personal and group competencies and proficiencies, show knowledge flows, appreciate the influence on intellectual capital due to staff loss, assist with team selection and technology matching.

To evaluate factors predictive of clinical pregnancy and of pregnancy loss from assisted reproductive technology (ART) using data from the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology database for 2004 2006.

Univariate analyses of different studies of newborns admitted to the NICU showed no significant association between hearing loss and assisted ventilation regardless of whether treatment duration was mentioned.

The addition of the data used to measure the chemical breakdown processes that manifest as a loss of fibre strength and predict such losses may assist in prioritising textile for treatment.

We attribute the losses to light assisted collisions of Cs with Rb in the presence of near resonant Cs MOT light.

Few participants in the overweight and obese group used strategies where weight loss attempts were assisted by either health care providers (including weight loss specialists) or non-health care providers (including weight loss centres).

These cells provide support, prevent water loss, and assist the plant in absorbing water.

Ford's stability system uses sensors that detect and also measure oversteer and yaw to better predict traction loss and assist the driver.

Preliminary studies in pathologically proven cases suggested that distinct patterns of tissue loss could assist in predicting in vivo the pathological subtype.

By being involved in a project for the creation of a revolutionary new building at the Association for the Blind of Western Australia and working under the supervision of an architect who has had over thirty years experience in the areas of aging and sensory loss, will assist in the study of how to meet the needs of vision impaired people in their building environments.