Sentence examples for intensive help from from inspiring English sources

Abigail Ehoff, a business student at Northampton who founded the social enterprise Homework Hub to support parents working helping children with schoolwork, says she's been given intensive help from I2E.

Thus, for example, a single trial of nursing interventions [ 1] to promote smoking cessation showed that 245 out of 1000 (24.5%) smokers were able to stop with intensive help from nurses whilst 191 out 942 (20.3%) smokers stopped without such help.

The researchers say their findings provide clues about the neurobiology of dyslexia and could one day help educators identify students who could benefit from more intensive help.

Needs could range from lawn, home maintenance and cooking to intensive help with bathing, moving around and eating.

She moved Long Beach away from what is commonly called the "waiting to fail" model, which assesses children only after they have failed for several years, instead getting tutoring and other intensive help to them in the earliest grades.

They need intensive help in the form of foreign exchange, in sufficient amounts for economic takeoff.

Despite all this intensive help, Atos bulldozed their way in and found him capable of work.

The authors thank to Fabrice Blanchard for his intensive help in the preparation of the bioreactors.

The asymptomatic professional who wants counseling or the psychotic who needs intensive help?

*values indicate percentage mild support (information wanted / personal advice / counselling) and percentage intensive support (intensive help/ immediate intervention required); category ' no help needed' was omitted.

At their best, these evaluation systems are based on the idea that teaching is difficult to master and that high-performers tend to get that way through intensive feedback and help from colleagues.