Sentence examples for possibly speed up from inspiring English sources
In decreeing a return to the rule book borders, officials want to help pitchers throw more strikes and possibly speed up the game.
The new site would allow consumers to alert others even before the commission reached an official determination — and, indeed, possibly speed up what is now a cumbersome process.
A1 New Factor in Climate Change Droughts caused by global warming could set off a biochemical process in northern soils that would release large amounts of carbon dioxide into the air and possibly speed up climate changes, researchers say.
Hence, they expected that a system similar to the prototypes would reduce work-load, ease recognition of new information, and possibly speed up patient management.
Anecdotal evidence and a single retrospective case series show some evidence to suggest that early oral corticosteroid therapy may have a positive influence on pain in some patients, and possibly speed up recovery in a few [ 5].
Follow what your orthodontist says, as this can possibly speed up your treatment time.
If you are viewing from Romania, you will have seen the population fall by 2.6 million over the past decade, with that decline quite possibly speeding up in recent months.
The court heard a possible explanation was that Mr Lockett was found in a warm room full of fish tanks, with the temperature possibly speeding up decomposition.
Unlike current cholesterol drugs, which block the production of cholesterol in the liver, guggulsterone acts by a different mechanism, possibly speeding up production of bile acids from cholesterol, or doing something else entirely.
It also simplifies and possibly speeds up the review process by avoiding multiple follow up calls for additional details.
Also, there is some controversy over the amount of tension [ 11] and the effect of tension on diseased fascia with some in vitro studies indicating that this can accelerate the fibroproliferative turnover, possibly speeding up recurrence and extension of contractures[ 12].
