Sentence examples for helps to present from inspiring English sources

It sometimes also helps to present financial performance as being more worrisome than it actually is.

This application answers the question: "Which compounds are active?" The workflow goes one step further, and helps to present the most interesting compounds.

Notice also that by analyzing the displacement law of higher coal side & lower backfilling wall side and roof subsidence & floor heave, it helps to present the best and the worst positions for the backfilling wall.

Although it helps to present cover letters and statements of teaching and research that are well-written, what is most important in the application package, Temeles says, is how they are conceived and laid out.

The PE-supported and copolymer coated membranes exhibit homogeneous and interconnected pore structure, which helps to present the highest ionic conductivity of 1.70 × 10−3 S cm−1 for the corresponding GPE at room temperature.

Compared with non-immersive feedback (e.g., through a computer screen), the system provides more efficient feedback via immersive visualization through a first-person perspective, which helps to present and communicate ideas, and provide explicit decision support regarding future designs, by clearly indicating areas that require improvement in lighting quality.

Reality shows do engage with the public and local champions and role models like Mordaunt help to present the human side of politics and politicians.

According to numbers provided by Arts Brookfield, which helped to present the marathon, along with the River to River Festival, an estimated 10,000 attended the free event.

One partner in JapanNYC, Japan Society, is helping to present performances by the Kashu-Juku Noh Theater as well as art and calligraphy shows.

This culture has not only spread across the UK, but internationally, helping to present to the world a diverse, creative set of nations and regions all coming together to make the UK a unique force in creative talent.

Stanislaw Tillich, the Christian Democrat president of Saxony, said on Monday he hoped the festivities would help to present the region in the former GDR as "a modern, cosmopolitan and hospitable country".