Sentence examples for be further helpful from inspiring English sources
The computation of this kernel gives informations about the system which can be further helpful in reliable design.
These models may be further helpful for making process parameter choice for this sort of alloy, defining welding program and control of process parameters by using computer numerical control friction stir welding welders.
In addition, the systematic variation of the PB with various donor/acceptor substitution and increasing the number of intervening bridging aromatic rings in these molecular systems clearly points out to a structure-property correlation which will be further helpful in designing new polymeric/oligomeric molecular wires.
Finally, if each model is fit to each animal (or session), then it seems that Figure 6A can have error bars, which would be further helpful.
It can be shown that the total synergistic effect from all activators will disappear at high activator concentrations under the cooperative binding model (activator binding has already been saturated under this condition, thus cooperative interactions will not be further helpful), but not under the multiplicative model.
Raman spectrum is a useful tool as it provides short-ranged microstructure information that is further helpful to understand the electric behavior in the EIS result.
An effort has been made to develop an equation with the given data for all seasons for a location (Lucknow, India) consisting of composite climate, which is further helpful in developing a relation between difference in efficiencies of module with respect to thicknesses of dust collected on the module.
MPO and iron staining are further helpful in all cases with an overlap between the CMPD and MDS for detection of MPO deficiency and ringed sideroblasts.
His/her role is further to be helpful with formalities such as receiving or adjusting appropriate financial support through communications with community officials, or communicating with mobile services.
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There is a further helpful note: "Derives from the Italian totalitarian party of Mussolini (1922 to 1943) and the regimes of the Nazis in Germany and Franco in Spain.
