Sentence examples for help in describing from inspiring English sources
The White House, which has sought to pacify Mr. Rumsfeld after he complained publicly over his loss of power to Ms. Rice, has been of little help in describing its function.
These networks may help in describing new relationships and provide a systematic resource for cardiac gene function prediction.
As well, the respondents' characteristics could help in describing the various factors impacting the formation of safety templates.
Of course, observation and experience could lead someone favoring this interpretation to conclude that game theory is of little help in describing actual human behavior.
In addition, computation of additional acoustic features [49] will help in describing more accurately the vocal differences between the two subspecies and their hybrids.
In fact, there is a third possibility that is a more empirical view that is, if categories (or other models) help in describing and predicting experimental data, then they are useful regardless of whether they are real or otherwise [17].
This also helped in describing lateral continuity of the facies as well as the reservoir architecture and compartment.
16 17 31 32 This study helped in describing the different adaptation phases of TSC family adaptation to a child's diagnosis, by contributing to building knowledge about this neglected disease, and in particular to caregiver's inner experiences.
Global gene expression profiling in this study not only facilitated the analysis of immunologically relevant genes but also helped in describing the transcriptional signature of pulmonary granulomas in guinea pigs represented by several key genes and commensurate pathways that are modulated in response to M. tuberculosis infection.
The term 'patient delay' should no longer be used – instead, 'appraisal interval' (time taken to interpret bodily changes/symptoms) and 'help-seeking interval' (time taken to act upon those interpretations and seek help) are more helpful in describing the 'patient interval' (see Figure 1).
The judge took note of Mr. Imron's remorse, his help to the police in describing the planning of the attack and his exhortations to his family not to follow his path of violence.
