Sentence examples for pace assistance from inspiring English sources
CI: Confidence interval; CMS Centerss for medicare and medicaid services; DXA: Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry; ICD: International classification of disease; IV: Infusion; MPR: Medication possession ratio; OR: Odds ratio; PACE: Assistance contract for the elderly; US: United States.
Her victory was made even more impressive by the fact that the women ran alone, without any pacing assistance from male runners, and that the pace clock on the truck was broken.
GOMA, Congo — Frustration at the United Nations peacekeeping force and the dozens of aid organizations working in North Kivu Province, in eastern Congo, is rising as violence increases, the number of displaced people here creeps toward one million, and the pace of assistance lags, especially to those fleeing the fighting in the past few weeks.
The patients walked at their own pace without assistance, but medical staff stayed close to the patients for safety reasons.
In that disaster, frustration with the slow pace of government assistance tended to run high.
While widely accepted as necessary, land reform in Zimbabwe has struggled to yield significant gains for the country's ordinary people, hindered by the erratic efforts of the government and the sometimes slow pace of international assistance.
In Gorkha, near the epicenter, trucks delivering relief supplies plied the winding mountain roads and Swiss and Indian doctors scurried about the bare brick main hospital -– signs that the pace of humanitarian assistance was beginning to pick up.
American military aid to General Zia returned and with the arrival in office of Ronald Reagan in January 1981, the pace of military assistance to a Pakistani military that had sworn defiance to the Soviet Union and its newest military adventure turned into a tsunami of funding.
Expect early seam assistance, more pace than Abu Dhabi and spin to dominate later in match.
But Taunton can be a merciless venue for seamers when the sun is out and the pitch offered scant assistance to pace or spin.
