Sentence examples for potentially aids from inspiring English sources
This concentration of illicit activity towards vehicle dismantlers and wreckers potentially aids both future crime prevention and detection efforts by narrowing the range of locations that may be subject to crime control measures.
The BIS monitor potentially aids monitoring of barbiturate-induced coma because it provides continuous data on EEG suppression between full EEG registrations, but it should be used with caution.
Hfq is believed to facilitate posttranscriptional cross talk between core and variable genome regions and in some cases, potentially aids the integration of laterally acquired genes into existing posttranscriptional control networks (Papenfort and Vogel 2010; Chao and Vogel 2010).
In another such study, SNTA1 was found to be a potential marker of metastases or tumour progression, which could potentially aid in the classification of pre-malignant lesions, in tongue squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs) (Carinci et al, 2005).
These results indicate that these genes exhibit the potential to predict chemosensitivity of drugs before initiating therapy, which could potentially aid clinical decisions and allow for more individualized treatment strategies for patients.
Bringing in Manning to start ahead of him could potentially aid McCoy's development.
It is also setting up an Office of Unconventional Gas and Oil, to monitor and potentially aid the development of the new industry.
Mr. Icahn was also seeking to move up the company's annual meeting, potentially aiding his effort to replace the company's entire board.
The bridegroom, 32, works at the World Bank in Washington, where he analyzes agriculture and land projects in Africa that potentially aid women.
Intervention from the UK, for example, could potentially aid the Assad regime, which would be incredibly problematic — not to mention dangerous.
Recent floods that have destroyed natural barriers and man-made fences have enabled their migration past the border, potentially aiding in the spread of the tick.
