Sentence examples for may be clarifying from inspiring English sources

A first step in overcoming barriers identified in this study may be clarifying the GPs' role in RTW.

One key to understanding these apparent contradictions at the organismal level may be clarifying the cellular and tissue-specific contexts of autophagy's regulation.

We feel it may be clarifying to refer to these cells as r5 and r6 parts of the PPy column, to emphasize the regional similarity with the more caudal medullary PPy group.

Another issue that may be clarified with better genomic knowledge is the strange path of human evolution.

Many people are not aware that wines may be clarified, or fined, with products derived from animals.

Still, Mr. Koizumi's statements were nuanced and they may be clarified in talks today with Prime Minister Tony Blair in London, and later in the week with President Jacques Chirac of France.

(She died late last year; the family of a friend took him in and, according to the Sun-Sentinel, members of that family say, through representatives, that they saw no warning signs, apart from a moodiness and depression that they attributed to the loss of a parent. That picture may be clarified in the days to come).

By considering particle trajectories as the statistical entity, a relation between classical and quantum mechanics may be clarified.

The origins of temporal changes in the magnitude frequency distribution at each volcano may be clarified by carefully examining relationships with eruptive activities.

As counterintuitive as this sounds, it may be clarified by analogy to the idea of a multi-player virtual reality game.

Remaining differences may be clarified by the short exposure time in our procedures, although no further increase in PaO2 was to be expected from a longer exposure and therefore a steady state in hemodynamics was assumed.