Sentence examples for might thereby extend from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. will approve them, if safe and effective, only to treat specific diseases, but it could be inferred that the drugs might thereby extend lifespan.

They could also include pressure- and temperature-sensing technology to give drivers early warning of changing tire conditions, prompting drivers to maintain tires and thereby extend tire life.

Other cartoonists have also found that blogs can help them speak directly in their own words to fans and thereby extend their reach beyond print readers.

These features slow down Muller's ratchet and thereby extend lifespan.

Its actions thereby extend beyond random occurrences.

We thereby extend the empirical data set of Baker and Wurgler (2006) and Baker et al.

It is thus tempting to speculate that the initially reversible thiol modifications that we observe in chronologically aging yeast cells might in fact represent a 'pro-active' response of yeast cells to protect their proteins against irreversible protein modifications and damage, and thereby extend lifespan.

There had been concerns that Robinson, who is contracted until the 2015 World Cup, might resign if Scotland lose at Stadio Olimpico, thereby extending Scotland's run to seven straight losses for the first time since 1998.

As compared with highly lipophilic drugs, this reduction in log P value might be beneficial in reducing drug efflux from the cells, thereby extending residence time in the cell.

If the Madras court had ruled the other way, the decision could have set an important precedent that might have allowed other international companies to receive patents on modified versions of existing medicines, thereby extending the period of their exclusive right to produce the drug.

She thereby extended ballet technique and got herself a reputation.