Sentence examples for may help redress from inspiring English sources

Recent reforms to legal costs may help redress this balance, but it's still too early to tell.

The tomato genome sequence may help redress the balance, since plant breeders can now rely on DNA as well as physical traits to govern their breeding programs, he said.

But a proposal to designate the Exclusive Economic Zone around the Pitcairn islands in the South Pacific as a marine protected area (MPA) may help redress the balance.The British dependency of Pitcairn (population, 65) is home to descendants of the Bounty mutineers.

Biomass crops such as short rotation willow coppice (SRC) where Salix cultivars are grown at high density (10 000 40 000 per ha) and each plot harvested on a usually three year rotation may help redress this loss.

Relatives often describe a loss of relationship, and this approach may help redress this.

Clinical delivery of N-acetylcysteine (NAC), a biosynthetic precursor of GSH, may help redress a GSH shortfall in platelets, thereby reducing thrombotic risk in type-2 diabetes patients.

The Chancellor's pet Northern Powerhouse project will undoubtedly offer the north some impressive devolved powers, and may help to redress with economic imbalance between the north and south of England, but does it go far enough?

We consider why this situation has arisen and propose a number of design principles which may help to redress it.

Locally derived or ethnic-specific CVD risk equations to guide management may be appropriate to help redress these disparities.

These books should help redress the balance.

The British media doesn't always help redress this imbalance.