Sentence examples for help to reconstructing from inspiring English sources

The erythritol pathway biochemically described in Propionibacterium pentosaceum [ 19] was of no help to reconstructing the pathway.

Altogether the package of financial aid and tax credits does more than provide much-needed help to reconstruct Lower Manhattan.

Similarities in structure, therefore, not only manifest evolution but also help to reconstruct the phylogeny, or evolutionary history, of organisms.

The choice of the company last March to help to reconstruct Iraq drew accusations of cronyism, as the contract was not put out to tender.

If drift is detected, data from the accelerometer can help to reconstruct the gyroscope orientation on two axes; the compass can help on the final axis by indicating where the magnetic north is.

He complained that the Palestinians were never consulted about the project, which he called "an aggression against Palestinian cultural rights in their own land," and said it would "not help to reconstruct peace between the Palestinians and Israel".

They say their job will not only help to reconstruct the events in Maidan but also lead to reconciliation.

The framework is tested empirically, in the sense of seeing whether it can help to reconstruct and understand the emergence of the pharmaceutical industry.

The second time you may take notes, writing down either key words or expressions that will help to reconstruct the text.

And if there's ever an accident, the app can help to reconstruct what happened, showing the speed the car was driving at impact or whether there was sudden braking, for instance.

Basin modeling techniques help to reconstruct the burial and temperature history of the basin through time and to understand source rock maturation and subsequently hydrocarbon expulsion and migration (Hanstschel and Kauerauf 2009; Peters 2009).