Sentence examples for if we confer from inspiring English sources

For my purposes, I'll stick with Cicero, who said, "society and human fellowship will be best served if we confer the most kindness on those with whom we are most closely associated".

Considering the effects of diazoxide treatment on OPCs and myelination observed in vitro, we assessed if diazoxide could confer protection against hypoxia-induced PWMI using the chronic sublethal hypoxia model [21], [30].

We did not observe resistance from the DB elements in vitro; if they confer Xrn1 resistance during infection this may require interaction with a protein factor.

Once again, Mr. Trump put his hand on Mrs. Clinton's back, this time with a little pat, as if to confer his approval on a job well done.

Only lengthier tracking of women who took hormones will tell if they confer added risk or protection against cognitive decline more than a decade later.

This argument reveals that mutations only contribute significantly to the overall growth if they confer a fitness close to b.

If mutations confer a proliferative advantage, mutated cells can bypass the in vitro lifespan limit and rapidly replace the existing population [ 14, 15].

Genes of interest could be further evaluated in oyster breeding programs to determine if they confer genetic resistance to OsHV-1.

A challenge is to understand why there would be variation in gene presence within pathways if they confer a benefit only when complete.

A more likely explanation for the nonrandom functions of observed duplicates is that duplicate genes are preferentially retained if they confer a fitness advantage.

We also wanted to investigate if albumin could confer the same protective effects on the glycocalyx as FFP.