Sentence examples for helps recognise from inspiring English sources

Her scans revealed a splash of red, marking brain activity at the back of her brain, in a part called the fusiform gyrus, which helps recognise faces.

Advice from non-experts can help recognise and eliminate jargon.

The march would help "recognise the work of people who have been on the front line," Rovira added.

Many also benefit from coaching to help recognise areas for development and to improve on these areas.

This article investigates how the diagnostic analysis of a system can be used to help recognise and reduce the number of NFF events.

The report contains the story of a promising project by CARA Operations, a Canadian restaurant franchisor, that was going to help recognise outstanding performances by waiting staff.

"Africa's leaders face many challenges and this award will help recognise those of them that have done well". The annual winner will be chosen by a board that includes Mary Robinson, the former Irish president.

The Andrews government removed religious instruction from the state curriculum in 2015 in favour of a program on respectful relationships, which is intended to help recognise and prevent family violence.

He will say the UK government will be introducing new training and guidance for frontline public sector workers to help recognise the signs of FGM abuse and prevent more women and girls getting cut.

It's not a great start for the hypothesis that despite the huge number of extant species with big crests and frills, none of them seem to be using these to help recognise each other.

The Woodland Trust, in partnership with Country Living magazine, insists that a national tree register will help recognise, celebrate and protect the UK's Very Important Trees, and help their owners, such as local authorities and private landowners, to access support such as specialist advice and grants.