Sentence examples for that assisted by from inspiring English sources
It is interesting that the intrafocal reduction technique did not achieve a better restoration of the RT than that assisted by Chinese finger traps.
Covalent linkage of ubiquitin to a substrate requires sequential action of activating (E1), conjugating (E2) and ligating (E3) enzymes [ 91]: E1 activates ubiquitin in an ATP-dependent manner, which is then conjugated to the E2, that, assisted by an E3 ligase, transfers ubiquitin to a lysine residue onto the substrate protein [ 90].
They say that, assisted by a lawyer and member of Romanian parliament called Ioan Adam, the network spent millions of euros buying off influential figures and pushing Sturdza's claim for the forest through law courts.
Greater force must be produced during movement phases that are opposed by gravity than during phases that are assisted by gravity.
It was a victory over fear that was assisted by a declaration from Egypt's army last night that it would not use force against those who came out on the streets today.
C1 Strike Approaches at Verizon Verizon and its two main unions reported no progress in negotiations that were assisted by the top federal mediator.
Complete removal of the native Ta2O5 can be attained using a saturated KOH solution that is assisted by an anodic voltage.
With a strike deadline set for tomorrow morning, Verizon and its two main unions again reported no progress yesterday in negotiations that were assisted by the top federal mediator.
Instead of the more complicated hybrid system used in the Prius, the Insight's main source of power is a lightweight gasoline engine that is assisted by smaller batteries.
Not long after that, the group arranged another rally outside last year's Conservative party conference, at the city's Symphony Hall – ironically enough, the centrepiece of a development that was assisted by £50m funding from Brussels.
The excitons excitation is discussed by applying Elliott's model which indicates direct interband transition nature of the glass that is assisted by the existence of stable Frenkel excitons.
