Sentence examples for help in clarifying from inspiring English sources

"Ten Sports are not a partner of the ECB so we've asked our colleagues at boards with whom there's a direct relationship to help in clarifying this situation with their broadcast partner.

Experiments performed in a configuration help in clarifying the effects of electrical stresses on the interface dynamics.

The values of these parameters can help in clarifying the phenomenon of the external pressure loads on semi-circular bluff body under various gust frequencies.

"We've asked our colleagues at Boards with whom there's a direct relationship to help in clarifying this situation with their broadcast partner," the ECB added.

In the presence of a newly diagnosed, hypodense lesion of the spleen on contrast-enhanced, portal-venous CT, the answers to the following questions can help in clarifying the diagnosis: Is there a known primary tumour?

Provided an opportunity for analysis is not lost with an impossibility assessment, the forensic DNA examination of these samples might well help in clarifying doubtful reproaches particularly in cases where these specimens represent last sources for the identification.

Again, we thank the reviewer for this excellent suggestion and agree that experiments with a low density of NEM-myosin on the surface while another side-binding protein is present in solution would help in clarify the origin of pauses.

This modelling technique uses information of reactants and products involved, allowing insightful kinetic parameters estimation and helping in clarifying reaction mechanisms.

This will help the readers have a perspective on the multiple distinct phylogenetic patterns in the LTR retroelement system, which in turn helps in clarifying why the different markers are lineage-specific within families or redundant among families.

A description of how proteomics has helped in clarifying the ovarian cancer markers for carcinogenesis, cancer progression, diagnosis, prognosis, and targets for therapeutic treatment will be presented as well.

Without denying the grim realities of poor resourcing, this work helps in clarifying where the targets for intervention should be, in so far as it suggests that – as in high-income countries – improving patient safety requires attention to not only to resource levels, but to culture and organisational systems [ 6].