Sentence examples for working effectively to help from inspiring English sources

Cortical inhibition could be present but not working effectively to help produce coordinated spiking.

He said it was aimed at making sure all the agencies worked together effectively to help the people of Lydney if serious flooding occurred.

The situation isn't all that different from the type of information Google collects to make sure that its ad targeting works effectively, or to help services like Google Now operate properly.

In the long-term, local partners can work effectively within communities to help build resilience both to man-made and natural disasters.

More objective research about what treatments, drugs and devices work effectively would help patients and doctors make informed decisions.

Melody Barnes, the director of the president's Domestic Policy Council, says that the innovation fund is part of a larger push by the administration to tap the expertise of nonprofits working effectively on social problems, to channel new help their way and to use lessons from the field about what works to shape government policies.

Bad models are bound to lead to bad decisions, so the better models we have, the more likely we are to discover and cost-effectively develop drugs that work well to help patients.

"Animal models of diseases are absolutely critical in the drug development process... Bad models are bound to lead to bad decisions, so the better models we have, the more likely we are to discover and cost-effectively develop drugs that work well to help patients" What do you feel is the main benefit of the journal in this field of science and how would you like to contribute in your new role?

UNICEF and Religions for Peace are working in partnership to help faith-based organisations respond even more effectively to the HIV/AIDS emergency.

As a fierce opponent of Western intervention, she worked to help Mr. Assad's government more effectively get out its side of the story, friends said.

They actively work with practices to help providers change their practice behavior to more readily and effectively adopt evidence-based approaches.