Sentence examples for be possibly affected by from inspiring English sources

Although metabolic differences based on bevacizumab administration were not prominent, glutathione was identified to be possibly affected by the drug.

In other words, we need to identify the parts of the document that have been modified since the latest validation and also those parts to be possibly affected by those modifications, thus eliminating the need for a complete rebuild of the NCL document representation, as is the case with the standard validation method.

As neurogenesis could be possibly affected by changes in maternal care [74], we therefore assessed whether changes in the amount of maternal care directed to either male or female pups after MD had occurred.

Typically, we have a model with a response variable that is possibly affected by one or more treatments.

The scaling behaviors of these patterns exhibited discontinuity and coherence, which were possibly affected by the change rates of some patch characteristics in the classes.

Part II provides detailed discussion on the HPA axis evaluation results for each common ICS and INS, and how these results are possibly affected by the factors of study design.

In addition, among the vocabulary tests in context, matching and supplying formats are possibly affected by different factors.

These observations revealed that the RSF occurrence rate from 2000 to 2002 at HK and GZ were possibly affected by the geomagnetic activity according to Fig. 2.

It is well-known that in this system exciton dissociation happens within a few fs whereas the resolution of our system is pulse-width limited (~150 fs) and therefore our measurements at 0 ps time are possibly affected by charged carriers generated from exciton dissociation.

The good correlation between the along-trench variation of the forearc structure and the along-trench variation of the interplate coupling indicates that the current interplate coupling is closely related to the tectonic history since at least the Cretaceous, and that it is possibly affected by the forearc structural variation.

However, significant correlations between the ΔCFF and recent seismicity for some large historical earthquakes strongly suggest that the background seismicity rate estimated from earthquake catalogs is possibly affected by a number of large earthquakes that occurred prior to the start of the catalog.