Sentence examples for which could advance from inspiring English sources

Well, no, but it's really interesting research which could advance our understanding of the relationship between cannabis and psychosis.

He is recognized for his work on the molecular controls of cell growth and the mechanism of blood cell production, which could advance cancer treatment and improve transplantation outcomes.

We hope that this study inspires further research efforts on thorough elucidation of this novel action mode, which could advance the current understanding on the miRNA activities in plants.

While Rackspace hired Morgan Stanley to evaluate offers from third parties, it's also been consulting the board on "other alternatives which could advance Rackspace's long-term strategy," as the 8-K notes.

No scanning evidence comparing children who stutter and controls in this age range, which could advance our understanding of these issues, has been published at present.

In this context, it has already been shown how intra uterine growth restriction (IUGR) generates abnormal programming of gene expression at different levels, which could advance the development of insulin resistance and/or type 2 diabetes [ 4].

Last week A.P.I. called on the Union to provide Brussels-based journalists with special privileges, like information on announcements in advance, which could raise transparency issues.

At first the medium of choice was hypertext fiction, in which readers could advance through a story by pointing and clicking on highlighted words, and the choices they made would lead to different viewpoints or endings.

A century ago, the newly created National Urban League launched a program to identify ideal black job candidates and then work with industry to create a niche into which they could advance.

Immediately after the attack, one of these tunnels was to be opened along its length to make a communications trench through which reinforcements could advance without having to cross the exposed ground.

You can follow this question with, "Are there other resources you think I should pursue?" Notice that you're not asking them to provide those resources (although they may volunteer to do so), just to recommend ways in which you could advance your interests.