Sentence examples for may help direct from inspiring English sources
These results are preliminary findings that may help direct larger studies of foot characteristics among older adults with arthritis.
This study is the most comprehensive assessment of the dolphin pancreas to date and may help direct future studies, including associations between chronic hypercholesterolemia and β-cell size.
This rapid-fire processing may help direct the eyes, which shift their gaze three times per second, to their next target, Potter says.
These findings provide insight into the cellular responses of excitable cells to the chemical details of a surface and, thus, may help direct the rational design of biologically active materials.
But if the committee uses its inquiry for its stated purpose -- "hearing testimony on the causes and current state of the crisis" -- it may help direct the national conversation and steer the current reform efforts.
Clinical trial results may help direct the development of an effective malaria vaccine.
Assessment of these changes could provide valuable measures of the current physical status of the athletes and their adaptation to training, which may help directing future training programs, preventing potential disorders associated with excessive exercise as well as improving their overall performance.
The discovery for two aldolases that a small number of residues close to the active site can control the stereochemical course of carbon−carbon bond formation is remarkable, and may help guide other directed evolution programmes.
Immediate treatment following infection may be able to help direct the developing immune response to effective viral clearance while preventing severe symptoms in the subset of patients at risk of shock or hemorrhage; however, this is an unrealistic option in the clinical setting.
Some patients receive care plans that help direct local care and may reduce re-presentations.
