Sentence examples for that could potentially help from inspiring English sources

We did not measure dialysis vintage, severity of CKD, or anemia status, and therefore cannot identify potential differences between the commercially- and Medicare-insured populations that could potentially help to explain the differences that we found in the RBC transfusion rates in these two populations.

The Bush administration called for wide controls on biological information that could potentially help terrorists.

Mobile NIRS technology enables recordings during real-world activities, affording a new look at brain activity during rehabilitation that could potentially help guide the process.

Interestingly, urgency cues in the email stimulated increased information processing thereby short circuiting the resources available for attending to other cues that could potentially help detect the deception.

There are other aspects of the broader gun-control package being considered in Congress that could potentially help tamp down on illegal gun transfers, say experts.

At face value, the donation is a much needed investment in early childhood education that could potentially help fill the child-care gap for many low-income families.

That said, it was hard to work on this film and not be aware that there was a void that it could potentially help address.

My job was to find out if there was precedent for this and to encourage the State Department and the Justice Department to explore it, knowing that it could potentially help Alan at a time when Senator Leahy was trying to improve the way both governments dealt with each other".

That footstepping could potentially help the company avoid further lawsuits like the above.

The idea here will be that recruiters could potentially help candidates apply to a number of jobs across the whole of the Workable network, "making Workable into more of a full marketplace," he says.

He said that the college could potentially help make Singaporean society more tolerant and democratic, but that this could be difficult to achieve, and that its contribution to Asia's higher education sector would depend on how freely it could operate.