Sentence examples for this may afford from inspiring English sources
Additional variations in teaming such as this may afford opportunities for content collaboration that are otherwise limited.
This may afford a selective advantage to cheating.
As this may afford additional resources political commitment is necessary.
In some sectors, management did express interest in collecting data relevant to absenteeism and examining its relationship with heat stress especially during peak summer and this may afford an important opportunity to establish linkages to productivity.
Carnitine, therefore, regulates the rate of oxidation of these acids; this function may afford means by which a cell can rapidly shift its metabolic patterns (e.g., from fat synthesis to fat breakdown).
The findings of this study may afford us a deeper understanding of how educational support networks affect educational stratification.
This work may afford a new model to improve the sensitivity and selectivity of SPR biosensors for large-size analytes.
Although end-user trials have not, as yet, been undertaken we believe that this implementation may afford a user-interface that is both accessible and robust, and that the rapid growth of pen-computing devices will further stimulate activity in this area.
He does not need to mention this, perhaps, in the case of the visual arts, since he holds that the visual artist leaves the audience some freedom of imagination by not depicting the moment of the greatest suffering of his subject, and this freedom may afford the necessary distance, but he might have done well to mention it in the case of poetry.
In the future, this advantage may afford a higher agreement with rating scales, which are also based on visual impressions of hyperactivity.
Particularly with regard to further development of bone cement which may alter mechanical properties in osteoporotic bone, improve mechanical resistance of resorbable cements or even provide osteoinduction, this technique may afford a less invasive treatment option for selected patients.
