Sentence examples for considerable assistance in from inspiring English sources

Often orthodontists can be of considerable assistance in periodontal and prosthodontic treatment.

Modern computer-based environmental data visualization systems have been found to be of considerable assistance in this context.

The results show that the use of modern finite element packages, such as ANSYS, is of considerable assistance in designing new products.

He made two albums from this material - The Madcap Laughs (1970) and Barrett (1971) - with considerable assistance in the studio from his ex-Floyd cohorts Waters, Wright and Gilmour.

A masterly 3D map that allows you to spin and flip the layout of the level in a menu screen provides considerable assistance in finding the full extent of the warren, and you are heavily incentivised to do so, as the secrets you find often provide lasting improvements to your character's suit and armoury.

Whereas, in a shorter period, Anonymous has managed to provide what the more attentive media outlets now acknowledge to have been of considerable assistance in toppling a dictatorship, and following through with technical and organisational assistance to the population concerned, while also preparing to do likewise elsewhere.

While citizens in this region support environment protection work, the poor require considerable assistance if one expects them to support this type of work.

This criterion, formally introduced by Gusfield [27], is known as the pure parsimony criterion of haplotype estimation and was of considerable assistance, for example, in the identification of the genes responsible for psoriasis and severe alopecia areata [2].

As more than 300,000 settlers poured into Canada after the turn of the 20th century, the Mounties were of considerable assistance to those inexperienced in wilderness survival.

Both my officers and my board of directors provided considerable assistance, as they should in any well-run company.

Australia's victory was founded on an explosive batting display from James Faulkner, but he was given considerable assistance by some dreadful England bowling in the closing stages of the game as Ben Stokes and Tim Bresnan both failed to come up with the variety of deliveries that can suffocate a batsman in a run chase.