Sentence examples for help us devise from inspiring English sources

Ecological engineering may help us understand the complexities of the problem and hopefully, may help us devise ways to meet the challenges created by rapid world population growth.

Indentifying the chemicals inducing renal lesions across these landscapes, their toxicological mechanisms, and their implications on wildlife health will help us devise strategies to mitigate the impacts of toxins on humans and animals living in human-modified environments.

"The idea of the safari came from a colloquialism in physics, which refers to the set of standard particles that make up the entire universe as the 'particle zoo'," explains Patrick Stheenson-Keating, the designer we enlisted to help us devise a new way to explore particle physics.

We need to work with marketing agencies to help us devise compelling and engaging messaging around nutritious foods.

To give one example, mental and physical work on the arcships so denigrated by Stross et al. would also help us devise solutions to the inexorable looming specter of finite terrestrial resources.

Furthermore, a better understanding of how AML evolves can help us devise strategies to improve the therapy and prognosis of AML patients.

He hopes the new centre "will focus on this new language of science, much like Alan Turing helped us devise a language of logic".

This account of the problems democratic states need to solve helps us devise criteria of success for democratic institutions.

This line of research holds the promise of helping us devise prevention programs and policies that focus on enhancing and building positive community environments rather than only focusing on reducing risks.

Christian Keysers is helping us understand these limits The Empathic Brain by Christian Keysers " Where neuroscience is interesting, is by showing us the limits of our natural empathy, and helping us devise ethics that are compatible with how our brain works.

Results from the study of growth, enzyme activities, quantification of breakdown products from the enzymes, and the nature of the remaining undigested sorghum should enhance our understanding of the plant cell wall degradation process and help us to devise ways to accelerate the process of lignocellulosic bioconversion using in vitro enzyme mixtures.