Sentence examples for it may establish from inspiring English sources

The fact that the LRP-1-ICD interacts with various adhesion complex and cytoskeletal components reinforces the close relation it may establish with adhesion receptors and supports its de-adhesive properties towards matrix-engaged integrin complexes.

This judicial backlash against Republican overreaching may recede after the 2012 election — or it may establish an important new constitutional right.

The government promised to disarm militias terrorising refugee camps in West Timor.See article: More trouble for Indonesia's presidentFrance raised speculation that it may establish diplomatic links with the Taliban, who control most of Afghanistan.

In some weather events it may establish that there is no link, in others the connection may be weak or uncertain and in others it could be very strong, or almost definite, the group says.

Thus, the judge concluded: If plaintiffs were able to flesh out this argument in an amended complaint, it may establish that the dangers of McDonald's products were not commonly well known and thus that McDonald's had a duty toward its customers.

Moreover, it may establish whether the cellular environment confers the pro-inflammatory phenotype depending on the disease stage and status of remission.

"Once having done so," it continues, "local authorities may establish curfews, quarantine wide areas, close businesses, restrict public assemblies and, under certain circumstances, suspend local ordinances".

"The Committee believes it likely that further research may establish that adjustment based on the ACE would result in improved accuracy," it said.

It may also establish a similar scheme for individuals with the most complex needs.

As a curatorial phenomenon, it may well establish a model for attendance-hungry museums, never mind ingrate aesthetes like me.

Save the Children has launched an investigation into how Cafferkey was infected, but admits it may never establish the exact circumstances.