Sentence examples for may further clarify from inspiring English sources

"Mr Ramaphosa's closing arguments to the Farlam Commission, read with his testimony, have been submitted and may further clarify Mr Ramaphosa's position on the matter".

Functional techniques approaching cognitive tasks may further clarify metabolic and ischemic damage (secondary injury) after mild TBI [38].

We conclude by highlighting several directions for research that may further clarify the design features of human female evolved mechanisms that motivate rape avoidance.

In addition to the prediction of subjects' recall performance, we evaluated a relationship between subjects' and computational recall orders that may further clarify the dynamic of theta phase precession.

More powerful genome-wide replication profiles with mutants that reveal less efficient origins may further clarify the replication activity of NUMT-containing regions, as it was the case for Affimetrix tiling arrays (see above).

Future studies may further clarify the role of the different regulatory mechanisms responsible for the observed variations in protein levels that seem to occur in local adaptive responses of different populations.

Future studies examining subtle morphological changes in frontal and limbic structures in association with clinical and behavioral characteristics may help further clarify the neurobiological basis of violent behavior.

The Scarb1I179N mutant mice provide a model for studying SCARB1 in a pure B6 background and may help further clarify differences in phenotypes from Scarb1−/− and Pdzk1−/− mice.

However, determining the in situ expression of these differentially-regulated-genes in the specific regions of hypothalamus, in addition to expressions of related genes/proteins that were not in the spotted array, may help further clarify some of the mechanisms underlying seasonal differences in the neuroendocrine response to territorial challenge in this species.

Such minor deletions would escape detection by conventional sequencing techniques and may therefore further clarify the conflicting reports on the presence of SPI1 mutations in human primary AML patients.

More data from other plant taxa may help to further clarify our obtained result.