Sentence examples for helpful in response to from inspiring English sources

VELMA GLASSES: I'm going to be so helpful in response to her question about flaxseed that she's going to wonder if it would be weird to ask if we could hang out sometime.

Interestingly, two students who did not think the procedure was helpful in response to the first question showed their preference for the format because it was environment-friendly and interesting.

And an email from a helpful James Errington in response to Andrew Benton's question: "An email from my colleagues (I work in Beijing) tell me that the 'Na' in 'Li Na' is one of those characters just used in names, and doesn't have any literal meaning.

Recent advances in our understanding of the mechanisms regulating macroH2A1 alternative splicing [ 18, 35] are not helpful to understand in response to which stimuli the protein levels of the isoforms change in the liver.

First, we responded to assessors' helpful comments received in response to an earlier grant proposal who felt that our initial sample frame of 'any chronic childhood illness' was too broad and that we should focus on two or three of the more common conditions.

Back in 2016, I argued, for example, that a MemCon recounting a discussion Secretary of State Warren Christopher had with Russian President Boris Yeltsin in October 1993 is extremely helpful in understanding Russian attitudes in response to the Clinton administration's pursuit of NATO enlargement, attitudes that continue to feature in the West's relations with Russia today.

In response to helpful reviewer suggestions, to further understand where the clinical change occurred, we carried out a similar ANOVA examining the change from post-treatment to follow-up for the BDI-II.

A conclusion section has been added to the manuscript in response to this helpful suggestion.

Cell death in Leishmania may be helpful in controlling parasite's density in response to limited resources and/or for ensuring propagation only of the cells that are fit to transmit the disease.

Authors' response: In response to this helpful critique we have revised our manuscript to include Figure 3, a phylogenetic tree of genomic glycine tRNAs.

Since ABA and MeJA play main roles in plant responses to a plethora of stimuli the analysis of genes regulated by these hormones is helpful in deciphering sugarcane defense pathways activated in response to stresses.