Sentence examples for selections to help from inspiring English sources

Alan M. MacEachren's GeoVISTA Center [[9]] uses highlighting, brushing, and linking, and filtered and linked selections to help users analyze geo-referenced time-varying multivariate data.

The company, which manufactures and launches its own nail polishes, skincare and makeup items each month, totaling around 300 new products per year, uses the data from customer discussions and selections to help it better identify trends and then meet those demands accordingly.

But for natural selection to help populations adapt to the Western diet, we'd have to be prepared to let those whom it sickens die.

It is a story in which a substance apparently designed by natural selection to help people survive in the short term turns out to do damage over the course of many years to the arteries, the heart and other organs.

With the mammoth hemoglobin in hand, Dr. Campbell could at last address the question of whether its genetic changes had been shaped by natural selection to help mammoths survive in the cold.

"Hopefully the new year brings back these players because our squad has got the right mix. "There is plenty of youth and experience so if we get that consistency of selection to help us go on the kind of run we are used to, we will certainly have a big chance".

But, I argue, past-oriented subjectivity is a by-product of a system designed by natural selection to help us face and respond to the "now and the next".

Like Darwin's famed finches, hummingbird beaks probably evolved through natural selection to help the animals eat from elongated flowers, but for the males it seems there's an added sexual selection pressure that has slowly sculpted bills to be stiffer, sharper tools for war.

This ability, he assures us, was "'designed' by natural selection to help us exploit non-zero-sum opportunities, to help us cement fruitfully peaceful relations when they're available".

Such genes promote efficient use and conservation of food energy, he theorized, and thus were favored by natural selection to help our ancient ancestors cope with famines.

This clustering can be exploited, and existing methods have done so by relying on local sequence conservation as a signature of selection to help identify functionally important regions within proteins.