Sentence examples for might help stabilizing from inspiring English sources

We presumed that fibrin glue alone was not enough to attach the recessed muscle to the intended site, but it might help stabilizing the new insertion in hang-back recession.

It is even possible that a comprehensive settlement might help stabilize Iraq.

Large predators like wolves might help stabilize the deer population, but most citizens would not regard importing such beasts as a good tradeoff.

Giving some of these households loan modifications, allowing families to stay in their houses at least for a while, might help stabilize the market.

However, the small amounts of gastroliths found in aquatic animals might help stabilize their bodies in the water, so they have less of a tendency to roll from side to side.

Correction: October 28, 2003, Tuesday An article yesterday about the security situation in Iraq and the possibility that Turkish troops might help stabilize the country misstated the duration of the Turkish occupation of Iraq during the Ottoman Empire.

The report is an even larger gift to the nation because it might help stabilize the Democratic Party — if the party reacts more reasonably to it than most of the party's most conspicuous presidential candidates have been reacting to the political stimuli of 2019.

More education might help stabilize them.

Investments that might help stabilize high-crime neighborhoods are exactly what Illinois Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth called for in response to Trump's threat to send "the feds" into Chicago, a city the president almost always mentions when talking about violent crime.

Transformation of coding regions into non expressed (non-transcribed/non-translated) pseudogenes and allowing selfish DNA proliferation (i.e. replacing deleted DNA) might help stabilize the nuclear/cellular volume and thus, the functioning of cellular circuits and pathways.

This suggests that GSH might help stabilize HIF-1α expression in the astrocytes.