Sentence examples for help further development from inspiring English sources

At the same time, this process could help further development of the system by providing valuable feedback to system developers.

The results can help further development of well log petrophysical interpretation in hydrocarbon-saturated shaly sands.

Indeed, it largely looks to be using Indiegogo to boost visibility — i.e., mostly as an additional marketing channel — and to get feedback and ideas to help further development, rather than because it needs the cash for manufacturing.

To help further development of vdW methods, we have assessed various vdW functionals through the calculation of structural properties at equilibrium, such as lattice constants, bulk moduli, and cohesive energies, for bulk solids, including alkali, alkali-earth, and transition metals, with BCC, FCC, and diamond structures as the ground state structure.

A better understanding of the role that estrogen and its deficiency plays in the molecular mechanisms of menopause-induced osteoarthritic changes that affect the different joint structures will help further development of new and precise therapeutic strategies to prevent and/or restore damaged articular tissues in OA.

In addition, orphan diseases in Humans have cognates in both companion and farm animals which can be studied and developed to help further drug development while at the same time expanding the market for new drugs.

"I feel another year in college will get me closer to my degree and help further my development as a quarterback," Henson said.

"I feel another year in college will get me closer to my degree and help further my development as a quarterback," Henson said in a press release.

This activity will help further theoretical development of related themes on the neutral theory, molecular clocks, and conservation biology that will be easier to understand and to address in the classroom after the exercise.

Researchers at Cornell University have designed a robot that can build copies of itself using spare parts, which they hope will help further the development of robots that repair themselves when they're in space or roaming the desert.

The accelerator, along with fellow Boston-based accelerator Exponential Boston, are on a mission to help further Boston's development as a startup ecosystem and help turn Beantown into the capital of the EdTech movement.