21.   Ruvkun believes that his finding will also help speed the understanding of non-insulin-dependent diabetes, the major form of the disease.

22.   Taken together with previous research, the new findings may help lead to better ways of protecting against prion diseases by sorting out how the proteins survive and grow.

23.   That finding might help spur students to cut back their use of alcohol, which could prevent them from getting into dangerous or unhealthy sexual situations, Masters said.

24.   The finding could help scientists in their long-term quest to develop effective therapies to treat the virus or perhaps even a vaccine to prevent infection.

25.   The findings could help doctors identify women most at risk of having the cancer return.

26.   The findings may help explain not only how some people avoid infection entirely despite repeated exposures but also why others who are infected progress exceedingly slowly toward severe illness.

27.   The findings could also help older people who have difficulty sleeping on Earth.

28.   The findings could help increase the use of Fosamax, which was approved last year to treat osteoporosis.

29.   The findings could help people with cystic fibrosis, in which the thick biofilm clogs the lungs, Greenberg said.

30.   The findings should help engineers assess how electrical fields interfere with some satellite communications and the corrosive effects of atomic oxygen.