Sentence examples for serving aids from inspiring English sources

Brother Jay, who had lived and studied in Europe and Africa, has worked as a health aide serving AIDS and Alzheimer's patients since he arrived in New York in 1992.

Dr. Young said he had attended the meeting in Boston to "build bridges" and to establish a dialogue with groups serving AIDS patients and the gay community.

This year the vaccine was delayed by manufacturing problems, and many doctors and hospitals, even those serving AIDS patients and others particularly vulnerable to flu, have only just begun.

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These serve as aids to the amateur ornithologist in bird identification and studies of behavior.

They served as aids to divination: the carved kneeling figure may be a priest in a drug-induced trance.

They were developed to serve as aids in diagnosis, not blind searches for what may or may not be wrong with a patient.

From the time of ancient Egypt they have served as aids to portrait sculptors, and for the last few centuries they have been kept as mementos of the dead.

For many psychologists such intervening variables serve as aids in making sense of the immensely complicated network of associations between stimulus conditions and responses, the analysis of which otherwise would be prohibitively cumbersome.

These devices serve as aids in presenting and understanding evidence.

The mathematical modeling serves as aids to biological investigation in a number of ways.