Sentence examples for occurring assistance from inspiring English sources

What matters, on the background of the autonomy based ethical rationale laid out in this Report, is whether the result of the occurring assistance, namely the death of the patient, is what the patient desires.

Not only is this tragedy allowed to occur without assistance from Washington, it is studiously ignored.

Redevelopment law allows cities to subsidize developments in blighted neighborhoods where such projects would not have occurred without assistance.

As CD44 expression is augmented to different levels in irradiated ECs (Figs 4C and S6), these antibodies might act by aggregating CD44 proteins on the cell surface, endowing adhesiveness to irradiated ECs whose augmented levels of CD44 were otherwise below the threshold for adhesion to occur without assistance.

In addition, no alternative explanation could be found for why an individual had fallen over, such as stem or branch damage which might suggest an animal had pushed it over, or being situated on a very steep and unstable slope where toppling over could occur without assistance from the wind.

He said that the increase in sales was occurring without the assistance of expensive rebates or incentives, and that most manufacturers had reduced production levels to better align their supplies with demand.

Two episodes of hypoglycemia requiring nonmedical assistance occurred in two patients in the 10-mg group and one episode of severe hypoglycemia (requiring medical assistance) occurred in a patient in the 20-mg group.

In the analysis presented here, the effectiveness of assistance was evaluated before and after Active Support training by calculating the likelihood of engagement occurring given the occurrence of assistance.

Many of history's most significant genocides have occurred without the assistance of bombs--nuclear or otherwise--but that doesn't make the acts any less horrific.

At PO2= 0.2atm, all of the grain boundaries were faceted and abnormal grain growth occurred with the assistance of {1 1 1} twins as in previous investigations.

Based on survey data from some 1200 Austrian firms we then challenge the hypothetical survey question ("What would you have done if public support was denied?") by comparing the respective answers with changes that actually occurred when public assistance was refused.