Sentence examples for useful tools to help from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic categories can be useful tools to help us talk about childhood behavioral and emotional disturbances, but we need to remember that they are tools created by us.

"We welcome the intention behind the publication of departmental business plans, but they will only be useful tools to help the public hold the government to account if the information contained in them is accurate," it warns.

The models can certainly be useful tools to help inform decision-making, but they have to be viewed in the right context – and we need to make sure we're asking the right questions as part of a broader societal and risk-based conversation.

Statistical techniques are useful tools to help computer architects to predict performance of complex processors.

Models, integrating different system processes into a unified framework, are seen as useful tools to help analyse alternatives with stakeholders, assess their outcomes, and communicate results in a transparent way.

For the Fatigue Risk Management component, results show that biomathematical models of fatigue are useful tools to help an airline to prevent fatigue related to roster design and for the management of aircrew planning.

GPs in all five countries reported the view that the intervention addressed an important topic, was broadly acceptable and feasible to use, and would be a useful tool to help improve clinical practice.

Optimization and inverse design methods based on stochastic and, in particular, evolutionary algorithms, are currently being used in aeronautics since they offer a useful tool to help solving current and future technological problems.

The advent of cell lines has allowed us to gain insight into many molecular signalling pathways; they are a useful tool to help develop novel therapeutic anticancer agents.

In general, modelling can be a useful tool to help identify the contributions of major factors influencing N-use efficiency, namely the environment, management and genotype.

"We wanted to give the people working to hold the Anglican Communion together a useful tool to help them do that," he added.