Sentence examples for may support increased from inspiring English sources

Bill Thomas, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee and the main sponsor of fast-track, may support increased aid for workers displaced by trade deals, aides said.

However it is difficult to distinguish between medication treatment and other family, socioeconomic and psychosocial factors that may support increased use of healthcare services.

With regard to myocardial substrate metabolism, endogenous glycogen stores may support increased glucose availability as substrate for the heart, and may thus be beneficial in case of ischaemic injury.

Indicators showing the total emissions and total toxic equivalent emissions can be relatively easy to implement, and may support increasing awareness and evidence for exposure reduction actions with respect to known and suspected carcinogens emitted to air.

The initial driver mutation may only support increased self-renewal (Busque et al., 2012), but may still depend on additional 'driver' hits to transform the HSC into a leukaemic stem cell (Fig. 3; Welch et al., 2012).

It is currently unknown if providing additional nutritional support to brain injured patients in combination with insulin therapy may be important to support increased cerebral energy demands and brain tissue recovery.

Some processes may be transiently down-regulated (e.g., 'housekeeping chores'), whereas others may be temporarily up-regulated to support increased signalling during the activated state.

Although the number of families is limited and cosegregation is not complete in Family 8, these observations may support the increased risk of GD variants in developing MSA, leading to familial clustering.

The present result that heart rates over 2 weeks are increased in migraine patients may support the hypothesis of increased sympathetic and/or impaired parasympathetic activity in migraine.

Our current results showing increased vascularity and permeability may support the hypothesis that increased accumulation of endothelial progenitor cells play a role in tumor angiogenesis.

Second, there may be a pro-tumorigenic function whereby NF-κB activation may support tumor growth by increasing transformed hepatocyte proliferation [ 51, 52].