Sentence examples for which also aided from inspiring English sources
A simple solution was a rotating, hand-pushed hoe, which also aided soil aeration and crop production.
West German politics came under the sway of new spirit of reform and modernisation, which also aided in the breakthrough of the Keynesian paradigm [72 Metzler, pp 225 366; 81 Ruck].
This has been achieved by maintaining lower prior deposit temperatures via a short time delay between successive laser scans, which also aided the glass stability during deposition of subsequent laser passes/layers.
Improvements on the diagnosis of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis in life were made with the introduction of venography in 1951, which also aided in the distinction from idiopathic intracranial hypertension, which has similar presenting signs and symptoms in many cases.
Recently, two (HindIII- and BstYI-fragmented) BAC libraries were constructed from AP13, which also aided in discoveries of SSRs [ 113].
Like Mr. Davis and Mr. Ford, he has been recorded by a label in Water Valley, Miss., called Fat Possum Records, which also aids the men in booking shows here and around the world.
With only a limited amount of water, it, too must go through endless cycles of water treatment so I "created" a waste-water treatment plant to remove waste and convert it into fuel and fertiliser for the vegetable plants and fruit trees, which also aids in cleaning the air.
Furthermore, the carbonyl group of the AMPS and DMAPMAm forms hydrogen bonding with the GG which also aids in reducing the swelling [42, 43].
MBS provides a great case study which also aids in interpretation and understanding of other sites in the region, and farther afield.
IL-1β suppression results in a down-regulation of MMPs as previously mentioned, which also aids in the anti-inflammatory effect of HA [ 52].
For the BHI defined over two conditions, e.g. normal compared with disease, each sample's BHI can be translated into the probability of the sample being normal, which also aids in the clinical application.
