Sentence examples for applications in helping from inspiring English sources

Piggybacking on the Go festival is a forum hosting AI experts from across China, with discussions about AlphaGo's progress, its supporting technologies and its potential applications in helping solve real world problems.

Results will have practical application in helping to determine how HCPs can most effectively perform fluid resuscitation in children when this is emergently required.

Similarly, a recent study has shown the potential of an android application in helping health workers optimise drug dosage schemes for antiretroviral therapy [ 39].

While this general model appears to be more of theoretical interests, it actually has a real application in helping define MTBs from weighted networks in which each miRNA-mRNA pair is given a weight that indicates how likely they interact.

Secondly, it has a practical application in helping to guide the written feedback which assessors provide to students; for instance, assessors could perhaps be reminded: "when commenting on a student's performance, try to write down one thing from each of the four domains: Physician-in-Training, Learner, Team Member and Person".

It will have practical application in-house, helping pull together the half dozen services, Freshdesk has acquired in a mini shopping binge over the last 16 months.

Xerox expects one of Gyricon's first applications to be in helping create changeable signs for retail stores.

This application should be useful in helping tumor diagnosis by MRI.

Recently, the application of these proteins in helping in vitro protein refolding has been studied actively [ 10, 11].

Therefore, use of packed bed bioreactors in bioprocess applications could help in achieving very high cell densities leading to high volumetric productivity, which in turn will reduce the manufacturing cost of the product.

ESPRESSO can also allow for reviewers and funding bodies to verify the statistical power calculations put forward by researchers in their grant applications, thereby helping to ensure that resources are not wasted on incorrectly powered studies.