Sentence examples for might better guide from inspiring English sources

And happiness has become the watchword for those seeking different measures that might better guide governments.

Alterations in gene expression following radiation exposure appear to change as a function of time and these changes have been proposed to be a potential marker that might better guide the delivery of therapeutic irradiation.

This distinction, however, is somewhat arbitrary and the optimum time to intervene might be better guided by as yet unidentified measures of pulmonary and systemic immune status.

A team led by theoretical physicist John Joannopoulos of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology realized that the structure of the coaxial cable--an outer shield surrounding a central core--might be adapted to better guide light signals through an optical fiber.

This thought might lead me through the world's vain mask Content though blind, had I no better guide.

The annual figures, which might be a better guide to the overall trend than the snapshot in January, show slightly less but still considerable variation: after London the south east rose 6.4% and the east of England and east midlands 4.8% each, while at the other end of the table were Wales (0.8%) and Yorkshire and Humber with a bare 0.3% increase over 12 months.

A better guide might have been a heroin dealer who appears briefly in Episode 4.

But a book that Mr Gensler coauthored in 2004 might have been a better guide to his predispositions.

And so, that all might better enjoy the holidays, a guide.

These give a better guide to what might be expected of the new parliament than any pronouncements by the regime.

Unable to find peer reviewed literature describing the role and use of funder evaluation frameworks in evaluations of health RCS, we sought to identify ways in which existing frameworks might be developed in order to better guide RCS planning, monitoring and evaluation; facilitate sharing and learning; and enhance coordination and harmonisation of evaluation across different funding agencies.