Sentence examples for and possibly required from inspiring English sources

Thus, it has been suggested that friendship and similar relationships involve epistemic partiality: there are forms of epistemic bias which are recommended and possibly required by such relationships.

This study identified ESTs and proteins present during, and possibly required for, appressoria formation in P. pachyrhizi.

This study identified ESTs and proteins present during, and possibly required for, appressoria formation in P. pachyrizi.

Lck is functionally required for T-cell activation through the T-cell antigen receptor [ 75] and possibly required for T-cell survival [ 76].

The limited efficacy observed in clinical trials of cancer gene therapies to date has suggested that combinatorial therapies to treat cancer will likely be more effective and possibly required for complete tumor eradication.

Although it remains to be established if AMPKα-related induction of mitochondrial biogenesis to increase oxidative phosphorylation is instrumental and possibly required for the anti-cancer/anti-aging effects of metformin [ 33, 34], it is becoming clear that some health-promoting capabilities of metformin may rely on its ability to function as a bona fide glucose-starvation mimetic.

While musedom doesn't require fidelity -- and possibly requires just the opposite -- the line between courtesans and muses may be even thinner than that between victims and muses.

The Dodgers' situation is the more volatile one, with reports that Frank McCourt, the owner, could run out of cash to meet his payroll by month's end and possibly require a bailout from baseball.

Access to the active site appears to be restricted and possibly requires conformational changes in the protein involving the movement of residues 125 129 and those at the N terminus.

Finally, siphonophores (polymorphic Cnidarians) are an exception and possibly require alternate assembly strategies.

"We are expecting that children will be disproportionately affected and possibly require further assistance," noted Mr. Schaffter.