Sentence examples for help them sense from inspiring English sources

Like most migrating cells, border cells normally extend and retract actin-rich cellular protrusions that provide traction for migration and help them sense directional guidance cues (Murphy and Montell 1996; Fulga and Rørth 2002; Prasad and Montell 2007).

Mosquitoes are very sensitive to heat and light (indeed, their sensitivity to infra-red radiation helps them sense the presence of food, in the form of people).

Some people, like Britni, need to have talk therapy first; for others, just acting on their fantasy helps them feel a sense of control.

When one is not-so-verbal, the brain starts to rewire and amplify other senses to help them makes sense of things.

Counselors were hard at work trying to help them make sense of it all.

How hard is it to bring Americans in as readers — to help them make sense of Latin America?

Some made me wonder if their recollections were merely inventions to help them make sense of their grief.

Nearly all human beings wish to comprehend the world they live in, and many of them construct theories of various kinds to help them make sense of it.

As the children pondered where to deliver their speeches, their teachers did their best to help them makes sense of the shutdown.

Paul Murphy, an ISC chairman during Labour's years in power, remembered his committee had nobody to help them make sense of vast numbers of technical documents.

In a presidential campaign as thick with polling data as this one, everyone needs a savvy sensei to help them make sense of how things actually stand.