Sentence examples for help undergo from inspiring English sources

Many people suffering refractory have inadequate pain relief, continually revisit emergency departments for help, undergo repeated cardiac investigations, and struggle with obtaining appropriate care.

Difficult Journey describes the long and arduous 'Journey into treatment', including difficulties asking for help, undergoing physical investigations and negotiating 'the system' of medical referrals.

The findings from this work will contribute towards extending the services time of orthopaedic implants and help patients undergo reduced number of surgeries.

This is primarily because traditional lecture pedagogy does little to help students undergo conceptual change.

One of the common ways of teaching evolution theory is to discuss Darwin's voyage and the evidence he observed as integral to building the concept of evolution theory; however, often even well-designed lessons are not sufficient to help students undergo conceptual change.

It also helps students return to class more readily by helping them undergo a restorative process.

By understanding these misconceptions, making them explicit, and employing appropriate pedagogy, anthropologists can go a long way in helping students undergo conceptual change.

The primary factor in students' failure to recognize and overcome their misconceptions is that some pedagogical approaches frequently used by instructors are not appropriate for helping students undergo conceptual change.

Helping MySpace undergo a major design and prepare for a possible sale while, shortly after the site's makeover was complete, firing nearly fifty percent of staff--a move that has not encouraged ex-employees' benevolence towards their former company.

This was born from France's finance minister, Pierre Moscovici, who wanted to create a counter-cyclical economic tool to help countries undergoing a downturn.

During the months of surgeries that followed, Mr. Harris and his wife, Kathreyn (above, with their children), found their calling: to help those undergoing the same anguished ordeal.