Sentence examples for helpful version from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the more detailed versions of the reporting formats were rated as less helpful (version 1: 2.69 ± 1.34; version 2: 2.43 ± 1.24; version 3: 2.35 ± 1.27).

Some might say these women promote a helpful version of various different kinds of mental illness, somehow managing to stay undeniably glamorous while losing their minds.

Let's hope the leaked PSA is just a preview of a much better and much more helpful final version yet to come.

For example, while the cartoon in Figure 1A is helpful, a version also showing the overall location of these cells (like in Figure 9 ) and how this relates to the images shown in Figure 6 would be better for general readers; Figure 1 would have benefitted from a better description of the esgts system; and in Figure 4G-I circling individual cells would be useful.

For example, while the cartoon in Figure 1A is helpful, a version also showing the overall location of these cells (like in Figure 9) and how this relates to the images shown in Figure 6 would be better for general readers; Figure 1 would have benefitted from a better description of the esg ts system; and in Figure 4G-I circling individual cells would be useful.

The oblong gray bubble that pops up when your conversation partner is typing (officially called the "typing awareness indicator") is no doubt intended to be helpful, the virtual version of watching someone inhale and then part their lips to speak.

Our method also does not yet include an in-depth environmental assessment for all the reference examples, what would be helpful for future versions as well.

We thank Britt Koskella and Michael Brockhurst for critical reading and helpful comments on earlier versions of this manuscript.

And the fact that there was no one definitive version was helpful.

With this machinery in hand we are in a position to see how default principles might be helpful in crafting a version of the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction that everyone (or just about everyone) can live with.

We thank Yuming Guo and Francesca de'Donato for helpful comments on earlier version of the manuscript.