Sentence examples for might represent a solution from inspiring English sources

Open standards and APIs might represent a solution to level out the landscape, in terms of formats used.

Is it possible that Archbishop Bergoglio did not pause to wonder if the path taken by the man now before him might represent a local solution to problems that seemed intractable from the distance of Rome?

Wang later wrote, "If cancer cells are considered elements with 'bad' social behavior in our body, 'educating' rather than killing these elements might represent a much better solution".

Given its multi-target action, triptolide might represent a new treatment solution for AD and also for some AD-related pathologies.

A "sustainable" therapeutic education program (i.e., requiring limited time and professional resources), carried out by a single, skilled pediatrician, might represent a feasible and convenient therapeutic solution for selected obese children when Behavioral Therapy is not available or teamwork is poor or not possible.

This treatment strategy might represent a further step towards a fully automated closed-loop system for insulin delivery in the critically ill, providing a temporary solution until the so-far largely experimental intravenous continuous glucose sensors are generally available.

Our results suggest that this new dermal epidermal construct not only reduces hospitalization time and ameliorates scar retraction, but might also represent a solution for the high risk of developing a tumour derived from the original nevus.

A node might represent a student record the grades.

In fact, it might represent a short-term problem.

Collectively, this large population of neurons might represent a concept.

This might represent a mutual steric constraint.