Sentence examples for may be intermediates from inspiring English sources

Schulte and Shock have shown that aldehydes may be intermediates in the formation of carboxylic acids from hydrocarbons in sedimentary basin brines as well as in hydrothermal systems [44].

These results suggest that the 12 18 mers may be structurally similar to fibrils and hence, may be intermediates of the fibril formation 'on-pathway'.

The arsenic-thiolate species surrounding veins may be intermediates in this reduction.

We hypothesize that the proteins in cluster 3 may be intermediates in the evolution of the GlcD function.

If a gene is robust to translational errors, then it can tolerate a larger variety of mutations, of which some may be intermediates to a new adaptive multi-residue trait.

Because parity and breastfeeding may be intermediates in the causal pathway between exposure and disease, or may be affected by endometriosis, we decided a priori not to adjust for these factors in the main analyses.

The alkali feldspar may be intermediate between microcline and orthoclase, a fine microperthitic texture being common; the plagioclase feldspar is usually antiperthitic.

The next stage is to transport the grouped items to different destinations that may be intermediate sorting offices, perhaps a railway sorting car.

Finally, parasitic castration may be intermediated in the snail by the parasitic manipulation of host serotonin concentrations.

However another analysis in 2002 concluded that chancelloriids are not sponges and may be intermediate between sponges and more complex animals, among other reasons because their skins were thicker and more tightly connected than those of sponges.

Although the exact function of the Bvgi phase remains to be determined, this phase where conditions may be intermediate between the host environment and the environment outside appears to play a vital role in respiratory transmission [40].