Sentence examples for a simple possibility that from inspiring English sources

In this connection, it may be noted that a simple possibility – that RidA proteins hydrolyze carbamoyl phosphate or isocyanate to release ammonia – was not supported by pilot experiments with S. enterica RidA (Additional file 2: Figure S3).

They should directly test the simple possibility that M1/DS activity linearly encode press frequency (for example average press frequency of a sequence; or max frequency of a sequence; or instantaneous frequency associated with each press) using correlation analysis.

To elaborate on this observation, the authors should directly test the simple possibility that M1/DS activity linearly encode press frequency (for example average press frequency of a sequence; or max frequency of a sequence; or instantaneous frequency associated with each press) using correlation analysis.

A simple possibility is that the target neural activity is projected to these higher areas, which in turn feedback to the lower areas to direct the plasticity.

The mechanism of targeting to DP and PE is not known, but a simple possibility is that the enzymes are actively recruited to these sites once silencing has occurred.

A simple possibility is that functional redundancy provided by other coregulators may prevent the occurrence of transcriptional defects.

A simple possibility is that the basal process includes something important for the self-renewal of neural progenitors, such as components promoting cell cycle progression.

As the distribution of H3K4me3 and Jmjd3 often overlaps and because newly synthesized Jmjd3 is transiently incorporated in H3K4 HMT complexes (De Santa et al, 2007), a simple possibility is that Jmjd3 is preferentially recruited to sites of active H3K4me3 deposition or turnover by association with H3K4 histone methyltransferases.

A simple possibility would be that the stalk is always extensionally stressed.

A simple possibility would be that there is a fundamental problem in the interaction between the child and its parent, usually the mother.

However, we could not exclude the simpler possibility that the cells that produced the a1 transcripts were a different subset of the culture from the cells that contributed this ChIP signal of Sir proteins at HMR.