Sentence examples for been identified which could from inspiring English sources
As a result, candidate molecules have been identified which could regulate these changes, but a causal link between these molecules and the postlesional changes has not yet been demonstrated.
Benzo[a]pyrene (B[a]P) is currently used as the main indicator of carcinogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in air pollution, but there is concern that B[a]P may not be the ideal surrogate of choice for PAH mixtures since higher potency PAHs have recently been identified which could potentially contribute more and variably to the overall carcinogenicity.
While proteins with mixed β-strands and α-helices are widespread in nature, aside from Sho and Dpl which share structural features with the N- and C-terminal regions of PrP, respectively, no other protein has been identified which could be used to infer the physiological function of PrPC based on structural similarities.
At the present time, no predictive biomarker has been identified which could be used in clinical practice.
However, other subcapsular proteins common to both isolates may not have been identified, which could be responsible for this observation.
Many tumour-related risk factors for local recurrence have been identified which could be used to modulate the duration and frequency of mammographic follow-up.
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The following articles were identified which could contain SVHCs above the trigger value of 0.1%.
in this study, several antigenic patches from UreB and HpaA were identified which could be efficient immune system activator.
No SAA1-like sequences were identified, which could be indicative of the gene being very rare and consistent with the observed resistance to AA-amyloidosis.
Some factors were identified which could guide the choice of values when the information is missing from standards or other documents.
