Sentence examples for mechanisms and help from inspiring English sources

Likely, operando techniques open up new vistas to explore reaction mechanisms and help us design the next generation industrial catalysts.

SoCCs encourage social responsibility using market mechanisms and help price community values into the economy at a premium to values of consumerism.

Coupling observations of crater temperature change with observations of ground deformation can clarify mechanisms and help predict phreatic eruption.

"The combination of developmental biology and palaeontology could enlighten more hidden mechanisms and help us to understand how a particular trait developed," Mr. Yang said.

Parents provide information about causal mechanisms and help children to build "islands of expertise" by bridging past experiences with new exhibit information (Crowley and Jacobs 2002).

Recent events in Brazil and Thailand illustrate both the opportunities and risks associated with implementing TRIPS exception mechanisms, and help to inform views on the negotiating environment.

He was one of the earliest researchers in COPD, now the third commonest cause of death in the UK, probing its underlying mechanisms and helping us to understand how treatments work.

Automated direct sales of premium advertising slots, using exchange pricing mechanisms and helping form the optimal demand strategy.

Studying VFs facilitates our understanding of pathogenicity and infectious disease mechanisms, and helps researchers to develop new methods for disease prevention and therapy (Casadevall and Pirofski, 2009; Keen, 2012; Onderdonk 1988; Wu et al., 2008).

Unfoldomics of human diseases utilizes unrivaled bioinformatics and experimental techniques, paves the road for better understanding of human diseases, their pathogenesis and molecular mechanisms, and helps develop new strategies for the analysis of disease-related proteins.

The results could enrich the understanding of friction-induced rehybridization mechanism and help to deposit suitable films to significantly reduce friction.