Sentence examples for may help lead from inspiring English sources

No vaccine exists for Ebola, but the finding may help lead to new drugs or vaccines.

But these mixed feelings may help lead us to positive action.

This suggests that the kinetics of collapse may help lead to the desired folded conformation of proteins.

And while that may help lead to forms of official non-Indigenous recognition, it does not necessarily of itself facilitate some sort of determination over land.

THE credit markets led stocks and the economy into trouble, and they may help lead the way out when a recovery begins.

The book explores the history of drug development, the challenges facing scientists and promising research approaches, including some in his own lab, that may help lead to cures.

It may also help lead the way to China's currency to eventually be used as an alternate reserve currency.

"It's not totally ridiculous to suggest," Waddell says, that such studies may eventually help lead to the development of new drugs for what he calls, drily, "problematical humans".

If President Obama and his team are truly looking for an alternative that looks beyond war, they should schedule an overdue detour by leaving Tel Aviv for a historical visit to the city that may actually help lead to future world stability and peace -- Tehran.

The latter study is relevant in that the Alu cleavage related to this motif by the L1 endonuclease is not only a key first step in Alu integration [ 4], but may also help lead to DNA double-strand breaks that could contribute to Alu/ Alu non-allelic homologous recombination events and genetic instability in motif-rich genes.

"Princeton students' participation in Mellon Mays will help lead to a more diverse pool of future faculty members at universities across the country," McKay said.