Sentence examples for a structure that helps from inspiring English sources
We want to create a structure that helps this person get internal control over his own behavior".
While we were speaking, Camerer picked up the model and gave me a quick tour, starting at the front, with the prefrontal cortex, a structure that helps us perform complicated mental tasks, such as logical reasoning and planning.
If you begin with some appreciation of your child's frustration and discouragement, you will be better able to put in place a structure that helps him learn to work through his frustration -- to develop increments of frustration tolerance and self-discipline.
I'm a sophomore in Adams, in Winthrop, in Kirkland, or in Quincy, our students discover themselves saying - and, happenstantial as that may be at root, it is a true statement about oneself, entailing a sense of belonging and rightful connection to a structure that helps one get somewhere.
Central to this transition was the development of the longitudinal arch, a structure that helps store elastic energy and stiffen the foot during bipedal locomotion.
The extracellular matrix components constitute a structure that helps to maintain tissue integrity, regulates cell growth, division and migration, and provides a reservoir of cytokines, chemokines and growth factors [32] [35].
He touched briefly on tensions that arose when his predecessor set up a structure that helped unhappy Anglicans defect to Catholicism.
But this keystone habit -- food journaling -- created a structure that helped other habits to flourish.
To do this, the InChI algorithm combines a normalisation procedure, a canonicalisation algorithm, and a layered structure that helps identify isomers.
The urethra is held closed by the urethral sphincter, a muscular structure that helps keep urine in the bladder until voiding can occur.
The longitudinal arch is a unique human structure that helps store elastic energy [1] and maintains the structural rigor of the foot during the push-off stage of bipedal locomotion [2].
