Sentence examples for may be finely from inspiring English sources

The vagina has many pressure-sensitive nerve endings that detect sensations of stretching, and these sensors may be finely tuned to detect variations in penis girth, the researchers said.

All these results suggest that the AEA levels may be finely regulated in the male gamete.

Despite similar axon branching and growth cone morphology defects, PCN migration and axon responses to guidance factors seem to occur properly in TTL−/− mutant mice, which shows that all these events are not strictly linked and may be finely and locally modulated by a post-translation modification like tyrosination.

Thus, the tumor-promoting ability of CD44 may be finely tuned to a particular disease condition.

However, recent data indicate that necrosis execution may be finely controlled by a network of signaling pathways.

This suggests that cannabinoid-induced cell death may be finely tuned and controlled by repetitive administration of the drug.

A caveat of using a subset for epistasis mapping was that it is possible that an interaction may not be finely mapped because the marker could be in partial linkage with the causal locus.

Mr Larijani, along with the like-minded mayor of Tehran, Mohamed Baqer Qalibaf, is seen as a likely conservative challenger to Mr Ahmadinejad in next year's presidential election.By one Iranian political analyst's reckoning, the incoming parliament of 290 members may prove to be finely balanced between perhaps 40 strictly loyal to Mr Ahmadinejad, 40 critical conservatives and 40 reformists.

The abundance of each of the (co -chaperones (RAR1, HSP90, and HSP70) present in the immune co -chaperonesed to be finely RAR1lated to ensure a rapid and stable response to patHSP90 andack.

The solids in salsa fresca may be chunky, finely chopped or puréed.

This approach lends itself to "electronic taxonomy", in which systematic classification may be evermore finely elucidated through the accumulation of online sequence databases.