Sentence examples for method that will help from inspiring English sources

Coaches and trainers use this method as a corrective method that will help in improving the performance of the athletes since they are only able to recall 30 50 % of key performance factors they had witnessed, even with special training in observation (Franks and Miller 1991; 9 (3), 285 297).

Perhaps one method that will help the reader is to have the proposed circuit of Figure 8A brought up front in Figure 1 as an hypothesis to be tested and at the same time introduce the icons of Figure 8G-I.

His goal is to develop methods that will help increase communication between people and dogs.

'My' facilitates this workshop considering what happiness is and focusing on practical, accessible methods that will help enhance happiness in your life.

Yet today's markets are being transformed by intangibles, and a growing number of companies are scrambling to find the methods that will help them better use, develop and communicate about them.

GIVE UP SMOKING There are lots of different methods that will help you give up smoking such as hypnotherapy and nicotine patches.

We will expect from every grant an evaluation of their impact using cutting-edge methods that will help deliver lessons learned about what works, to attract even more scaling support for the solutions with proven results.

We must invest in cocoa research and in direct interventions, like our Vision for Change program in Cote d'Ivoire, which allows us to train farmers on modern agricultural methods that will help them triple their yields.

One of the major challenges is to develop tools and methods that will help improve medical diagnosis.

However we will provide some standard guidelines to follow in the context of the modeling methods that will help obtain significant performance improvements, without needing any sophisticated programming.

Teaching is so much about understanding the needs of students and devising teaching methods that will help raise their interest in the subject being taught and facilitate learning.