Sentence examples for might help classifying from inspiring English sources
Determining the HLA status in patients with complex autoimmune associations might help classifying involved disease entities.
They theorized that amateur astronomers might help classify galaxies online, in the name of science.
Maternal hemodynamic interrogation in hypertensive disorders of pregnancy considers not only the peripheral blood pressure but also the entire cardiovascular system, and it might help to classify the different clinical phenotypes of this syndrome.
Two misclassified resistant mice better fit the susceptible class, showing that the model might help to re-classify ambiguous cases.
But the film was delayed until after the election amid claims by Republicans — and denials from the Obama administration — that Mr. Boal and Ms. Bigelow had been given undue access to classified information that might help them dramatize one of the president's achievements at a crucial political moment.
As we were all getting to grips with the dreary onset of winter this week, carefully selecting what vices might help get us through, the World Health Organisation went and classified bacon and other delicious meats as carcinogens.
The defense was given an unclassified summary of the interrogation, but Mr. Swartz requested access to related classified material on grounds that it might help in the defense of Mr. Hassoun, 45, accused of being Mr. Padilla's recruiter.
Stevens is understood to have been assured that the 39 classified documents detailing Diana's final conversations did not reveal anything sinister or contain material that might help explain her death.
