Sentence examples for its possible relationship from inspiring English sources

To facilitate the study of MM and its possible relationship to aging, it was asked whether MM or related processes could be observed in the model organism Drosophila melanogaster.

When considering MICAL-L1 next for its possible relationship to Tfn+ ETEN, it has a calponin homology (CH), LIM, proline-rich (PxxP) region including a NPF motif, and coiled-coil domains.

Given that miR528 is an important metabolic regulator during embryo development in rice, it seems very interesting to discuss its possible relationship to virus defense and whether AGO18 acts also as a decoy and not a silencing effector with this miRNA.

While it may provide benefit in the field of cholangiopathies, its possible relationship to malignancies must be studied further as its anti-apoptotic properties could contribute to detrimental side effects.

A special attention was given to the ammonia emission and its possible relationship with the support acidic properties.

To evaluate the night-time drop in blood pressure in patients with light hypertension and to determine its possible relationship with damage in key organs.

This is the general case of the classical configuration, of choppers with wings (or, equivalent, with sector-shaped windows) that we have solved in a previous study for all its possible relationships between the geometry of the wheel and the diameter of the light beam in the plane of the chopper.

Renal biopsies, showing both pigment deposition [ 6, 7] and chronic interstitial nephritis features, point to its possible causal relationship, leading to the term ochronotic nephropathy [ 7].

If there were more than two species in either of the 5 species sets (except for insect set) showing higher score and identity value than the corresponding top bacteria hit in blast-I, the insect sequence was deleted from candidate gene set because of its possible close relationship to gene in other eukaryotic species rather than bacteria.

The E.U. action also overlooks its need for the strongest possible relationship between Europe and its closest non-European military ally.

This "embeds" the design into its surroundings, so each project has the strongest possible relationship with its unique urban environment.