Sentence examples for may serve further from inspiring English sources

However, our results do not exclude that this automatic, low-level oculomotor mechanism may serve further linguistic processing of the skipped word in normal reading.

The financing request may serve to further sharpen partisan divisions over the Iraq war in general, and its soaring cost in particular.

No matter how the dispute between the drummer-turned-developer and his nature-loving neighbors is resolved, it may serve as further evidence to support the expression, "You can't pick your neighbors".

Lastly, a photograph of the author of the letter may serve to further engage readers.

Two of these may serve as further exemplars of the genre, where both have gone on to be much discussed.

The data thus obtained may serve for further kinetic evaluation, that is for model building and parameter estimation by proven and well-known methods.

Teachers may facilitate an understanding of controversial science topics by engaging in class discussions about various ways of knowing without attempting to show deficiencies in nonscientific beliefs which may serve to further alienate students with strong religious beliefs.

Though it was certainly not intentional, Roach's stories about odd ways to orgasm may serve to further obfuscate the connection between the clitoris and women's orgasms.

And these hypersexual themes may serve to further convince these young girls that rather than pursuing a role in a school play, a leadership position in an extracurricular organization, or a prize in the science fair, they should instead strive to Misbehave, cultivate Desire, or engage in a Catfight.  .

The remaining 68 human signalog proteins not yet implicated as drug targets may serve as further candidates (Table S2).

It is likely that the difference in the promoter specific breathing dynamics contributes to the observed response to THz irradiation [18], and therefore may serve to further extend our understanding of the observed difference in the gene specific response including PPARA and PPARG.