Sentence examples for in fact helps from inspiring English sources
The results will show that incremental feature weighting in EFC in fact helps to reduce curse of dimensionality and therefore guides the evolving fuzzy classifiers to a higher on-line predictive power.
The system is sold to the American taxpayer as a way of preserving the iconic family farm, which does face tough times and deserves plenty of empathy, but it in fact helps corporate agribusiness interests the most.
Dance, in fact, helps define Mr. Douglass's style of violin performance, which he said "begins at the hips" and involves a physicality that "modern violinists have a hard time relating to".
She reasoned that if arousal in fact helps explain underperformance in stereotype threat situations, then the same rules that govern the effect of arousal on performance have to apply.
The Japanese opposition voter, it seems, has at last worked out that a vote for the far left in fact helps the right, and so has voted instead for consolidation.
The flourishing of multifaceted defensemen, in fact, helps explain the strangest indignity of Subban's career thus far, when he was nearly left off the Canadian Olympic roster for Sochi, just six months after he won the Norris Trophy, as the N.H.L.'s best defenseman.
The networks dispute whether these remedies will in fact help consumers.
Mr. Bush, on the other hand, is showing new confidence that the economy will in fact help his chances come November.
Afghan officials said the new approach would in fact help rein in an unwieldy array of militias, rather than empower them to commit abuses.
"But we fought to keep government spending down because it really will in fact help create a better environment for job creators in our country".
Chicago-based political consultant and Huffington Post blogger Kyle Hillman says Emanuel's gun proposal could in fact help grousing Downstate Democrats.
