Sentence examples for can particularly help from inspiring English sources

They can particularly help get the first group off the streets.

Caldwell and Keshava (2006) review the recent toxicity literature on TCE metabolites with a focus on MOA studies that can particularly help inform TCE toxicity for the liver and kidney.

"His major failing is that he underplayed the role of the medical model – that psychosis can be related to genetics, the chemistry of the brain, and that medication particularly can help to correct some of the defects – in order to prove his social theory that parents can influence the development of psychosis by creating conflict," she says.

A sensitive doctor can help, particularly with those teenagers who reject psychotherapy as the equivalent of voodoo.

Of course, good teachers can help — particularly that single teacher who takes a kid in hand and turns him around.

"While many children's problems are best solved by love and caring, sometimes money can help, particularly with families in distress," they wrote.

Humans can help, particularly by setting up marine protected areas – underwater national parks – where fishing is verboten.

Innovation and technology can help particularly in the rapid analysis and presentation of results but shouldn't be the focus of the intervention or a barrier to scale up.

The findings of this study suggest that inclusion of an objective measurement tool such as spatio-temporal parameters and particularly SLS can help in evaluating knee OA severity, effectiveness of treatment and might even help in disease management.

On Wednesday, they visited Johannesburg's Tembisa Township where they gave a coaching clinic to boys and girls on how the values of sport, particularly cricket, can help mitigate the situation of millions of children living with and affected by HIV and AIDS.

If the secret involves one or more people being hurt, you may need to tell someone who can help, particularly if there are children involved.