Sentence examples for well help in from inspiring English sources
Background: Ovarian reserve tests in unexplained infertility patients before management either by ovulation induction or IVF program are a worthy procedure as it saves unnecessary procedures, induction complications, canceled cycles, wasted resources and emotional stress to the couple in case of low estimate, and can as well help in adjusting the doses to obtain the most appropriate response.
Provided an opportunity for analysis is not lost with an impossibility assessment, the forensic DNA examination of these samples might well help in clarifying doubtful reproaches particularly in cases where these specimens represent last sources for the identification.
They may well help in the fight against the Taliban.
Measurement of effective population sizes, plasticity, heterochrony, and endoploidy will help immensely in answering these evolutionary questions about cycads and may well help in their conservation.
A First Family that raises fruits and vegetables as the Obama household is doing also could very well help in this endeavor.
Daemen et al. [ 9] suggest that in the group of tumors where an examiner is wholly uncertain about the diagnosis, new tests may well help in better classification of these patients.
So the old are doing rather well, helped in Britain by the "triple lock" on pensions as well as rising asset prices.
Mrs. Clinton said she wanted the nation to play a larger role not just in Africa but on the global stage as well, helping in the battle against climate change, for instance.
The Cadet Corps performed well, helping in the defense of the town (1899 1900), and were one of the many factors that inspired Baden-Powell to form the Scouting movement.
DD and AJCS participated substantially in the conception and design as well, helped in analyzing the data, and contributed to the draft and improvement of the manuscript.
His victory outraged some progressive Democrats, but his conservative views may well help him in a district that is largely blue-collar, and which Trump carried in 2016.
