Sentence examples for helpful attempt from inspiring English sources

It might sound bizarre, but – depending on your point of view – this is either a helpful attempt by the banks to address the issue of people being hit by overdraft charges, or the latest wheeze to extract cash from customers.

The calculations are a helpful attempt to grasp the scale of the problem, Garry says, but they don't distinguish between people who would be candidates to receive a vaccine and those who would need a treatment.

Again, this is a very helpful attempt to back-translate an abstract and simplified view on a compound-activity space into the operational world of medicinal chemistry in which those formerly isolated pairs appear in a broader context of more comprehensive chemistry campaigns.

Although it can sometimes be helpful to attempt a fuller disaggregation of these factors, we regard non-randomness in the spatial location of protected areas, and any resultant differences in their initial plant production, as important determinants of their effectiveness (and of that of conservation planning), rather than confounding biases to be controlled for [22], [42].

It was not helpful to attempt to assess potential publication bias visually using Funnel plots 22 as less than 10 trials were included in meta-analyses.

It would be helpful to attempt and minimise fields which may not be relevant but can lead to inaccurate entries e.g. ASA category, sex of patient, start time of operation, date of birth of patient, hospital number of patient.

However, despite the limitations of existing methods we believe it is helpful to attempt to adjust for PB as long as it is present in the literature, particularly in a decision making context [ 34].

It would be helpful to attempt to replicate the results for a similar population at a different time, and/or to replicate the results in a different patient population with similar or varying disease characteristics.

You may find it helpful to attempt a difficult mental math problem.

Such assumptions, and Begg's treatment in particular, cannot be very helpful in attempts to discourage jihadist tendencies here.

This approach has already been applied in a number of studies and is helpful when attempting to understand teaching activities [26, 27, 28].