Sentence examples for may help stabilize from inspiring English sources

Berkshire's bond insurer may help stabilize debt markets, which have been roiled by the prospect that MBIA and Ambac may lose their top credit rankings.

The current model of great-power management may help stabilize Syria, but it will not necessarily improve the welfare of its people on the ground.

Through inhibition of p38 MAPK, losmapimod appears to attenuate the inflammatory response in the vascular wall and thus may help stabilize plaques.

In the megadermatids the ears are joined at the base, which may help stabilize them during flight, and the eyes are relatively large.

Pfizer also plans to announce today that it will expand its $10 billion stock repurchase to $16 billion, a measure that may help stabilize the value of its stock.

A drug already on the market that treats immune disorders may help stabilize patients with Alzheimer's disease for up to three years, according to the results of a tiny study presented at a conference on Tuesday.

In particular, this hypothesis explains the link between the alkali IFS and the concentration of unknown OH groups (Fig. 9): metal cations with strong M-O bonds may help stabilizing MOH complexes, in agreement with interpretations of Xue and Kanzaki (2004).

The present study show for the first time that the C-terminal domain in the Sp1-like artificial ZFPs may play a crucial role in determining ZFPs' binding affinity to the target DNA and that the N-terminal domain may help stabilizing this binding affinity.

By examining the relation of the Mg2+ cation to the reactive residues, we inferred that Mg2+ is likely to confer transition state stabilization during nicked strand religation and may also help stabilize the ribofuranose of the AppN intermediate.

Together with such incentives as the federal BioRegio competition that has led to eight spin offs from the DHGP, the new funding programs may also help stabilize this encouraging development.

Enhanced pericyte coverage may serve to help stabilize the vasculature (Vinukonda et al. 2010).