Sentence examples for predominantly help from inspiring English sources

Goods such as subsidized housing or social services, which predominantly help the poor, or health care services, which help the poor and elderly, are generally regarded as having considerable merit and therefore have a strong claim on government resources.

P450s monooxygenases play a crucial role in secondary metabolism and predominantly help in functionalizing molecule core structures including withanolides.

Smaller helpers predominantly help in cleaning eggs, larvae and the breeding cavity, whereas larger juvenile and adult helpers join in defence against conspecific and interspecific space competitors and predators, and in territory maintenance, mainly digging (Taborsky & Limberger 1981; Taborsky 1984; Bruintjes & Taborsky 2008, 2011).

As Senator Kerry so sincerely put it today, someone's got to stop the fundamentalist Muslims from the rapidly gaining support they are nurturing amongst the 20 million people who are directly affected by this flood and the hundreds of millions of others who observe that the local Islamic charities, not the Pakistani government, are the ones predominantly helping these disaster victims.

Furthermore, ShowMe and MCQ had a greater proportion of students 'agree' compared to Panopto (Table 2), which may again be linked to assessment as these were the two TELTs used predominantly to help prepare for the examination (Table 3).

In particular, we wanted to test if T cells predominantly provide help for antibody responses against the source antigen of their target epitope.

Respondents, irrespective of gender, said that they had predominantly sought help in the professional sector from doctors or nurses in the hospital.

However, it should be noted that women accessing antenatal and postnatal care predominantly seek help for pregnancy related complaints, and may differ from persons attending general PHC.

Germany alone has budgeted £4.7bn to help predominantly Syrian asylum seekers in the country.

"We're predominantly closing to help reduce levels the other side of Teddington Weir," Forde says.

The genes negatively affected by the presence of SigB might therefore be transcribed predominantly with the help of SigA in C. glutamicum.