Sentence examples for may be preconditioned from inspiring English sources
Because osmotic stress obviously results in a UPR-like response in P. pastoris, it seems plausible that cells may be preconditioned for recombinant protein production as folding competence of the host cells may be increased compared to untreated cells.
A way to circumvent these potential problems associated with the clinical application of IP may be preconditioning by pharmacological (PP) means or manipulation of the signalling pathway involved in the protection.
This intense yearning to try to label and understand the cause of problems under control of neither patients nor physicians may be rooted in human nature; more modern study suggests that the brain may well be preconditioned in this regard [ 3].
I may have been preconditioned to notice that last point, having read The Cruel Sea about 50 times before I was 15.
These Vp/Vs data are evidence that significant compositional heterogeneity of the crust can occur over a short distance and provide a clue as to how these areas that underwent significant Tertiary extension may have been preconditioned for orogenic collapse.
By contrast, CIN may develop when animals are preconditioned by measures that mimic clinical conditions predisposing to CIN [ 2, 12].
"It is preconditioned to melt", he says.
Urbanisation, as well as better education and a higher social status for women may not be preconditions for declining fertility.
Characterizing the special dynamics inherent in the living cell may be a precondition for understanding the information production processes on which other emergent informational entities are based, particularly, nervous systems and societies.
These findings indicate that a reduced binding capacity of tau may be a precondition to endure the hypometabolic state and reduced tissue temperatures during hibernation.
Road infrastructure has an impact on distribution and availability, including prices, and may be a precondition for supply of stoves that are not locally produced.
