Sentence examples for may help investigators from inspiring English sources

The Placebo Quality Checklist (PQC) described here may help investigators select an appropriate placebo and help both investigators and critical readers interpret the findings of studies with more care.

The data recorder, which contains information on the plane's speed, altitude and heading in the moments before it crashed, could contain important clues that may help investigators determine the cause of the accident.

"The cancer has found a way to work around the medications designed to destroy it". The findings may help investigators find a more effective way to treat advanced prostate cancers.

When used in combination with other experimental approaches, for example with a variety of non-invasive techniques to describe the functional status of the skin (bioengineering methods), it may help investigators to gain new insights into the fields of skin diseases, metabolism and drug absorption/penetration.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Brazilian divers recovered eight more bodies and a distinctive red- and blue-striped tail section of the Air France jetliner that crashed in the Atlantic Ocean last week, a find that may help investigators narrow the hunt for the plane's voice and data recorders.

The black boxes, which contain data on the plane's speed, altitude and heading in the moments before it crashed, as well as recordings of the crew's conversations in the cockpit, contain important clues that may help investigators determine the cause of the accident.

The study results may also help investigators develop new strategies to potentially prevent infection of the fetus, the researchers noted.

Considering these aspects may help other investigators with potential strategies during the development of novel TEPs.

A forensic DNA database may help criminal investigators to establish links between a particular suspect of a specific crime and other unsolved crimes, or can provide support to identify potential suspects while clearing other suspects in the early stages of an investigation (Cutter 2006; Kaye 2006).

Our descriptions of the trajectory of QOL at the end of life may help other investigators to plan and analyze future studies of QOL.

PARIS — A driver of one of the trains involved in a head-on collision Monday that killed at least 18 people near Brussels has survived the crash, a Belgian railway spokesman said Tuesday, raising the hope that he may be able to help investigators in determining the cause of one of the country's deadliest rail accidents.