Sentence examples for is of considerable help from inspiring English sources

High-quality imaging is of considerable help to the clinician examining patients with oropharyngeal cancer, by revealing submucosal tumour spread and detecting subclinical adenopathies.

His Manual of Applied Mechanics (1858) was of considerable help to designing engineers and architects.

It may be expected that the intuitive picture gained will be of considerable help for practical design purposes.

While these two studies used only a small fraction of available rapid assessment methods, there seems no reason to doubt RAM could be of considerable help to crime science in fulfilling its mission in developing countries.

"But if that helps Jamaica to reinforce what they've got to do, and to be much more effective, then maybe her actions will be of considerable help to the fight against doping in sport in that country.

Whatever it may be that you want to accomplish: running a marathon, getting rich, traveling the world...there are books on the subject that can be of considerable help.

An understanding of HIV mucosal entry would be of considerable help in the design of microbicides and vaccines.

These approaches should be of considerable help in accelerating the pace of ecological research and biodiversity monitoring [62].

Then, a lower bound L of the EMG amplitude was determined by instructing the participant to relax so that the amplitude was minimal (the visual feedback was of considerable help for this task).

Therefore, our suggested algorithm or a review of successful cases, such as those presented here, would be of considerable help for further use of intraoperative TTE.

Within the text, numerous cross-references are of considerable help to the reader in finding related topics and important basic information.