Sentence examples for under assisting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under assisting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where someone is providing assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "The team is currently under assisting the new members with their onboarding process."
Under assisting loads, only the HsK-CL construct could be sped up beyond WT velocities.
Runs under assisting load conditions for DmK-5AA and DmK-6AA were collected using an improved force clamp (Milic et al., 2014).
Unbinding rates under assisting and moderate hindering loads, ranging from −6 to +20 pN, were obtained directly from velocity and run length records.
However, for the mutant constructs, we are able to detect a second force-dependent contribution that is manifested as increased velocity under assisting loads.
In the presence of forces applied either against (hindering loads) or along (assisting loads) the direction of kinesin motility, the differences in processivity among constructs with differing NL lengths were substantially more pronounced under hindering forces than under assisting forces.
We strongly favor the former possibility, because it also helps to explain the observed decrease in run length under assisting load, as well as the force dependence of exponential fits to the run length data.
The composites are further tested for hydrogen storage capability under assist of the PMN-PT (single crystal lead magnesium niobate lead titanate) generated electric field.
From 2007, under assist of the Chinese and Yunnan government,some detection projects were carried out in part of villages in Xuanwei,but that cannot affect our results.
By the mid-1980s, more than 80%% of the residents had changed fire pits to stoves installing chimney or portable stoves under assist of the Chinese government.
XRD and XPS analyses indicate that the films under lower assisting energy of 400 eV are composed of Cr and CrN phases.
Dan Mori, former US military lawyer for David Hicks and newfound Melbournian who is working on getting qualified to be lawyer down under, is assisting in Shine Lawyers' representation of 80-odd ADF victims who have suffered sexual and other forms of abuse during their service. .
