Sentence examples for identifiable help from inspiring English sources

Chris Coplan of Consequence of Sound called "Watch n' Learn" a "reggae jam" and further concluded that "low-key Rihanna, without heaps of easily identifiable help or loads of over-saturated gimmicks, is still a knockout".

Some readily identifiable features help to predict symptomatic responses to a PPI and consequently may help in managing patient expectation.

But, for now, life under Southgate is about rekindling a positive mindset and establishing an easily identifiable philosophy, to help exorcise a dismal few months.

Most people want an identifiable face to help satisfy their hunger for heroes, and it is hard to think of anyone who fits the bill more than Mr. Giuliani.

Here's how it works: once you've installed the app and fired it up, you're prompted to divulge a bit of personal (but not identifiable) information to help find scholarships that you fit the criteria for.

Overall, these results suggest that in the setting of everyday clinical practice, several readily identifiable features can help physicians to foresee the likely success of pantoprazole treatment in controlling symptoms in GORD patients and so to manage patient expectations accordingly.

The amplitude of acoustic waves are affected by both the fault interface and the path in the bulk, but the easily identifiable reflection phase helps single out the interface effect.

In a statement to Motherboard, Standard Innovation said the company uses certain limited data in "an aggregate, non-identifiable form" to help improve products.

It became one of Waters' most popular and identifiable songs and helped secure Dixon's role as Chess Records' chief songwriter.

Do you think having a strong, identifiable artistic vision/aesthetic helps artists build audiences and get noticed/rise up from the mass of content online and find a loyal audience?

Perhaps Capra felt that easily identifiable Christmas melodies would help.