Sentence examples for effects of helping from inspiring English sources

Direct fitness effects of helping behaviour have not been tested in this species.

Some researchers have even suggested that the beneficial effects of helping others may be substantial enough to consider helping as possible adjunct to treatment for a disease [ 33].

Other studies have also found gender differences in mental health effects of helping or looking after grandchildren and attributed these to men's more detached role in childrearing and care (Blustein et al., 2004; Szinovack et al., 1999).

Further investigation, including qualitative studies, might help to see whether the effects of helping grandchildren on different aspects of mental health depend on the extent to which this activity is viewed as 'fun' or 'duty' and how this varies by gender.

That position, some believe, has had the effect of helping provide political cover for the C.F.F.

"The killing of Chris Stevens had the effect of helping the terrorists acquire greater power," a senior Administration official told me.

According to Mr. Gilbert, the development of the wireless broadband system would have the side effect of helping improve the performance of the WiFi network as well.

In addition to helping them score points with Republican voters, their attacks on Mrs. Clinton may have the side effect of helping her score points with Democrats.

These floods also produced huge quantities of sediment from erosion of rocks, which has the effect of helping to bury the organic matter on the ocean floor.

Heavy purchases of Hong Kong dollars by mainland Chinese residents early this year also have the indirect effect of helping the United States borrow money.

But the joke, the pleasantry, had the effect of helping pass over the moment of recognition that milk fever had set in, or was threatened.