Sentence examples for may help evolving from inspiring English sources

Results from the analysis may help evolving guidelines for designing appropriate thermodynamic cycles for practical helium liquefaction systems.

The ramifications of these SNPs on expression or function are unknown; however, their recent and continued identification may help evolve a model of MS pathogenesis with increasing contributions from neuronal genes.

The inclusion of sequences from slower evolving and close relatives, when they will be available, may help resolving this bias.

Ultimately, a better understanding of how MHC molecules evolve may help to decipher where and how our adaptive immune system arose, and keeps evolving in the face of the permanent challenge of infectious organisms.

Finding common ground may help our civilization evolve in both the way we see animals as well as the differences and shared values between peoples.

This close kinship may help clarify how plants evolved.

If so, shifting to a higher energy-use strategy may help explain how humans evolved.

The discovery may help explain why humans evolved more elaborate brains than mice, and it could suggest ways to treat disorders such as autism and epilepsy that arise from abnormal neural development.

An anecdote about how my own views on this question evolved may help to illustrate how a non-creationist might have once come to the position that ID is different from creationism, as well as to illustrate the considerations that ultimately show that this conclusion is flawed, and that ID really is just creationism relabeled.

However, the gain of whole or partial chromosomes which contain large numbers of genes is not linked to resistance, but may provide additional genetic material for generating diversity in the yeast population that may help the cells to evolve resistance in the future.

Information gleaned from comparative genomic analysis and functional studies has contributed to improving our understanding of the parasite's biology and our ability to design new control measures, and understanding basic regulatory mechanisms that parasite has evolved may help to guide future decisions in selecting targets.