Sentence examples for could unmask from inspiring English sources
Case in point: this year, women anonymously shared their experiences of abusive co-workers in a shared Google Doc — the so-called "Shitty Media Men" list, likely without realizing that a lawsuit could unmask them.
Finally, we investigated whether disinhibition could unmask direct Aβ input to NS neurons.
We speculate that AKT too might possess a masked anion binding pocket, and Tyr-phosphorylation induced conformational changes could unmask this pocket allowing it to bind PA.
We hypothesize that inhibition of c-IAP2 expression could unmask the apoptotic potential of TLR3 stimulation.
Alternatively, the SS-induced cochlear loss could unmask pre-existing multisensory circuits in visual and somatosensory areas leading to increased activation (Barone et al., 2013).
A recent study showed that in human arteries, restoration of klotho expression by vitamin D receptor activators could unmask anticalcific effect of FGF23 [ 42].
He could probably unmask the rogue molecules with a big enough research grant and some fancy lab work, he said, "But I can tell you, as a breeder, we rely on our taste tests".
Since increased extracellular taurine reflects glutamate-induced cell swelling in vitro, elevated CSF taurine could therefore unmask glutamate-mediated cytotoxic edema formation under in vivo conditions.
Leaks of such detailed information about Islamic State are rare and give Britain's spies a potential trove of data that could help unmask militants who have threatened more attacks like those that killed 130 people in Paris last November.
Normalisation could either unmask or mask associations between miRNA expression and clinicopathological factors.
Conceivably, estrogen deficiency could thereby unmask latent disseminated breast cancer cells in the bone environment, making them susceptible to death from high local ZA concentrations.
