Sentence examples for may help envisage from inspiring English sources
Cell death analysis may help envisage the possible uses of the P2Et fraction in cancer treatment.
And I can't help envisaging Mr. Taylor saluting his achievement in words along the lines of that toast.
It is envisaged that larger population studies may help to resolve this issue and thus allow for a more accurate assessment of potential fHA-target genes.
On the basis of the substantial body of biological evidence, it can be envisaged that zinc supplementation to children with zinc deficiency may help arrest or at least lessen diarrheal incidence and prevalence.
Above all, Createc envisage a time when the techniques they're pioneering may help British film compete in a money-mad, American-led industry: feature-length cartoons have always been too costly for the industry in Britain, but that's changing with recent advances in technology.
Thus, one can envisage that use of lhRNAs designed to efficiently inhibit at least two independent siRNA-susceptible regions may help to delay the onset of HIV-1 escape variants, especially when targeting only conserved sequences [46].
While that may help Russia out of a hole of its own making, it veers towards a joint foreign policy – something never envisaged.
It is envisaged that the impregnation of TA in the polymeric matrix and the study of its release pattern may help in the development of novel therapeutic films for clinical applications.
Nifty technology may help.
