Sentence examples for may also occupy from inspiring English sources
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Kardashian's family may also occupy the press on a daily basis, but she manages to retain an alienness that her sisters, her mother and Caitlyn Jenner don't have.
Although the tryptophan residue in the mutant should interact with the PLP pyridine ring in a manner similar to histidine residue of the wildtype, its larger size may also occupy the space for substrate binding, rendering it unable to form a hydrogen bond with a substrate.
GSK-3 molecules involved in these pathways may also occupy separate cell compartments with varying permeability and sensitivity to genetic depletion or drug-mediated inhibition.
Our analysis revealed that some men described having occupied the emphasized masculine position which we argue is a youthful masculinity, even though some older men may also occupy this position, that is characterized by pleasure seeking and having multiple concurrent sexual partners amongst other things (see also 29, 48).
After all, immigrants may also take jobs typically occupied by natives with lower educational attainment if available.
When pre-miRNA genomic sequences are occupied by nucleosomes, specific histone modifications may also take place.
Even in Los Angeles, some folks think it's more appropriate to "get a room" as the idiom goes, as opposed to getting it on in close proximity to strangers, associates at CBS Studio Center, and those young children who may have also occupied the same public space on this street at the time in question.
Some residual water may also be occupying very small pore spaces, making these locations inaccessible to the gasoline.
The termite nest, because it provides shelter and warmth, may also be occupied by lizards, snakes, scorpions, and some birds.
However, PIP2 may also be occupied by abundant proteins, e.g. profilin, at the plasma membrane [57] [59].
