Sentence examples for may help only from inspiring English sources

AstraZeneca, for its part, must decide whether to market a drug that may help only 10% of the 170,000 new patients who are diagnosed with lung cancer each year, though it has spent $300 million and a decade in search of a far broader market.

However this modification may help only marginally to boost the coverage rate in Asian patients as only 37%% of the patients in our study would fulfill these criteria.

Masks may help, but only if they are a type called N-95, which has to be carefully fitted.

Over the counter medications including diphenhydramine (Benadryl®), meclizine (Bonine®) and dimenhydrinate (Dramamine®) may help but should only be given under medical advice.

They may help, but they can only last once (unless you are playing as Atlanteans).

The men were told, "Your contribution to the project may help not only yourself but also many others who might have persistent hepatitis C or who will become infected in the future".

But it may help for only a limited amount of time.

Wearable computers may help not only with monitoring personal health habits, but also with bolstering faulty memory, both for business people with a lot on their minds and for those with serious memory loss.

Scientists hope that training the immune system may help not only patients with Type 1 diabetes but also those afflicted with other disorders related to immune-system dysfunction, such as multiple sclerosis and asthma...Shields reports she feels free for the first time since she was diagnosed with the disease.

Better understanding of sorption mechanisms and controlling steps may help not only in optimizing the use of these biosorbents but also in designing new chitosan-based sorbents.

The system may help not only to identify relevant circumstantial evidences among various biological features for assessing reliability of PPIs, but also to understand the characteristics of true interacting protein pairs based on the alternating decision tree.