Sentence examples for helpful correspondence from inspiring English sources

We thank Dr. R. Shen for most helpful correspondence.

We would also like to thank Barry Higman and David Eltis for their helpful correspondence.

The authors are grateful to Drs. Nancy Crum-Cianflone and Alison Roxby for their helpful correspondence regarding their work during the preparation of this systematic review.

We thank Dr. Timothy Barraclough and two anonymous reviewers for helpful correspondence regarding this work and comments on drafts of the manuscript.

The one-for-one correspondence is helpful as an initial map, but, as long as he sticks to it, it necessarily limits where he can go.

In order to understand the substance of the correspondence principle it is helpful to consider a simplified model of the atom as a one-dimensional system, where the electron is undergoing simply periodic motion.

Specifically, Ca-based alignments likely work well within structure core regions, whereas methods that incorporate residue position might prove helpful in determining satisfactory residue-residue correspondences in non-core regions, such as surface loops.

The author's notes are very helpful, and he skillfully weaves Darwin's correspondence, notes, and his Autobiography together quite effectively.

(Note: Some people argue they can give a perfectly good college course for nothing or for $100 per course; these are simply correspondence courses on steroids, more helpful to those autodidacts than the rest of us. Any college that can be replaced by those programs should be).

The strategy to define anatomical zero positions in correspondence with universal goniometry has been found very helpful despite its obvious limitations to static measurements and its low accuracy.

It is helpful to distinguish between "object-based" and "fact-based" versions of correspondence theories, depending on whether the corresponding portion of reality is said to be an object or a fact (cf. Künne 2003, chap.