Sentence examples for could ve from inspiring English sources

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In conclusion, antioxidant vitamins especially VE could be able to ameliorate LC-induced oxidative stress by decreasing lipid peroxidation and altering antioxidant defense system in erythrocytes.

Nevertheless, how antigenic drift in circulating influenza strains could affect influenza VE in a late season remains unclear.

If the likelihood of having laboratory-confirmed influenza and thus be notified to MSIS, was associated with vaccination status, our VE estimate could be biased.

Therefore, the present results suggest that PS or PCS stress is more prominently affected on changes of 5-HIAA levels than 5-HT levels, and VE administration could be reduced the ratio of 5-HIAA/5-HT via controlling of 5-HIAA levels in the PS or PCS condition.

This factor could explain the higher influenza VE estimate obtained in the elderly relative to the younger group.

A decreasing influenza VE over time could be related to increasing changes in circulating viruses towards the end of the season and/or potentially waning immunity in the months following vaccination [ 12, 29].

Interestingly, the active GATA site in the VE-statin/egfl7 promoter matches the canonical WGATAR sequence that allows high expression of gata-2 itself in endothelial cells [46], suggesting that a similar regulation could control VE-statin/egfl7 expression in these cells.

Therefore, even trace amounts could elicit VE-cadherin cleavage as describe herein.

In the future, our VE recruitment detection methods could be improved by including support for non-English languages.

In principle though, VE could increase or decrease in response to changes in K trans, and VE is not well determined where Ktrans is low.