The part of the sentence "might help understand" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are suggesting that something can help someone comprehend a concept or idea better. For example: "Watching a demonstration on how to use the tool might help understand how to properly use it."
Understanding the link between local function and local connectivity better, might help understand the apparent link between functional and anatomical connectivity networks [4] [5] and resolve the role of mere homology in our perception of resting state networks.
They might help understand and minimise track degradation.
Elucidation of these details might help understand the dependence of fading rates on so many parameters.
We explain how different performing groups would react according to this model, which might help understand the intensity charts.
These findings might help understand the positive effects of geriatric assessment and intervention trial in CHF [ 24, 25].
Since for schizophrenia neither mechanism nor lesion is known, identification of a window of vulnerability, if confirmed in other studies, might help understand its etiology or pathogenesis.
The statistical results and biological analysis of these genes from this work might further help understand different human cancer types and provide guidance for related validation experiments.
To understand the power of his message, it might help to understand a little of the context of the school.
And astronomer Thomas Fleming of the University of Arizona's Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff notes that understanding the coronas of small protostars might help scientists understand how solar systems are born.
In order to understand why the app looks and acts the way it does, it might help to understand how Path got here.
Attention is paid to other historical documents of the period that might help us understand the cultures surrounding the Israelite people and that consequently might help us understand the Bible itself better.
