Sentence examples for might improve poor from inspiring English sources

Many lobbyists fiercely resist the notion that private enterprise might improve poor countries' water supply.

New therapeutic options like hypoxia-modified radiation or epidermal growth factor inhibitors might improve the poor prognosis of FA patients suffering from advanced SCC.

In this context it is tempting to speculate that treatment with a selective COX-2 inhibitor might improve the poor prognosis of patients with overexpression of COX-2.

Our third hypothesis, that the modifiers might improve the poor penetration of doxorubicin and mitoxantrone through tumour tissue was based on previous studies indicating that drug penetration was largely through the extracellular space and that mechanisms that decreased cellular uptake of drugs improved their tissue penetration (Tunggal et al, 2000; Cowan and Tannock, 2001).

TVs cannot do much to improve poor signals.

Rosemary can be used to improve poor food absorption.

Writing in the journal Daedalus last year, the Harvard philosopher Tommie Shelby called Mr. Obama's approach "a pragmatic strategy for navigating hazardous racial waters" that might improve lives for poor minorities.

To support further the notion that the addition of paclitaxel to high-dose therapy might improve the survival of poor risk GCT patients, we compared these results with our previously published series of patients who had received Carbop-EC alone.

In a session about why donors fail to work together, participants agreed about some steps that might improve coordination of donations to poor countries.

Hence, many authors have assumed that androgen supplementation in women with poor ovarian reserve might improve the number of antral follicles available for ovarian stimulation.

This examination reveals both strengths and weakness of each website, while also underscoring how poorer performing websites might improve.