Sentence examples for steps that aid from inspiring English sources

This protocol is adapted from that published for DNA cleanup by Rohland and Reich (2012), using magnetic beads to capture nucleotide material and permit additional washing steps that aid in the removal of undesirable metabolites.

It was simply too unseemly for the government to take steps that aid Wall Street bankers without aiding the far more vulnerable people caught up in the same crisis.

The Chinese are currently targeting their spending on precisely the steps that would aid these sectors.

International aid organizations say there are simple steps that could help stem the tide of death among Congo's children.

Weiner says the new recommendations are "a very, very important step" that will aid the development of drugs to prevent AD and will help families by giving them more time to plan for the care of a loved one with the disease.

In the second study, Dr. David E. Bush, also of Johns Hopkins, and his colleagues reported that some heart attack patients were so convinced that they would never get better that they refused to take steps that would have aided their recoveries.

Afterward, the doctors and nurses are supposed to review what has been done, including discussing any special steps that need to be taken to aid recovery and confirming no equipment has been left in the patient.

The Obama administration has also unconditionally given the Palestinians unprecedented amounts of U.S. foreign aid, and opposed Congressional efforts to condition aid on the real steps that would bring about peace".

It is perhaps not surprising that aid agencies' priorities tend towards steps that can produce more immediate, measurable results.

These are small steps that send a big political message: American food aid rules should start to put hungry people first, not special interests.

The appeal also outlines a series of immediate, practical steps that can improve humanitarian access and the delivery of aid to those in need inside Syria.