Sentence examples for possibly assisting from inspiring English sources

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In addition, Hsp70 has been found to have a high level of conformational plasticity, especially in the nucleotide binding domain, possibly assisting in an ATP-independent extracellular function [53].

These factors, possibly assisting in prediction of disease specific prognosis, may help to evaluate the risk for local and systemic recurrence and allow stratifying patients to different treatment strategies.

Although the actual conformation of the F/G loop in this form is uncertain, we noted that on energy minimisation of the complex this region protrudes into a distinctive cavity formed at the interface, possibly assisting partial unwinding of the coiled-coil assembly.

As the technology develops, MRS should become helpful in determining the extent of spinal cord damage and its consequences for the brain, possibly assisting in differential diagnosis between spinal shock and permanent injury, as well as for future evaluations of experimental protection and repair protocols for SCI.

The stalemate is so bizarre that the N.B.A. Players Association offered on Monday to intervene and possibly assist Marbury in any negotiations.

Amsterdam rounded off the list, possibly assisted by the reopening of the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum in 2013.

I have spoken with every journalist I know and contacted anyone whom I thought could possibly assist in protecting her life.

One can only hope the new material she offers tonight (possibly assisted by her chief collaborator, the guitarist Dweezil Zappa) will light the way into Ms. Loeb's future.

Shehu said the government was keen to ascertain the girl's identity so she can be brought back to Nigeria and possibly assist the government in investigations regarding the fate and whereabouts of the other missing Chibok girls.

Bill Nicholson tried to steer the Tottenham Hotspur board when he left part-way through the 1974-75 season, telling them that Danny Blanchflower (possibly assisted by Johnny Giles) was the best man to revive Spurs' fortunes after a bad start, but they opted instead for the former Arsenal player Terry Neill.