Sentence examples for may bridge a from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the main role of the N-terminal domain of hDmc1 in DNA-binding is utilized during synaptic complex formation when the N-terminus may bridge a connection between the filament and dsDNA.

Recent studies may bridge a gap between the clinical signs and diagnosis of AAA and immune-mediated large-vessel vasculitis.

If iCBT for tinnitus distress is feasible in the UK, it may bridge a gap for those who have not been able to access appropriate tinnitus services.

These men who have sex with men and women (MSMW) may bridge and facilitate an expansion of the HIV epidemic from MSM to the general heterosexual population.

For example, in the presence of minimum wage regulations, wage subsidies may bridge the gap between a productivity equivalent payment and the minimum wage.

In cases with significant ligament instability or a very proximal MDD, the support may bridge the knee by using a femoral brace affixed to the fixator or simply extending the fixator itself (Fig. 15).

Tufa caves may completely bridge a river, forming a natural tunnel.

Narrowed areas may be bridged by a stent, a hollow tube that keeps the duct open.

Channels may be bridged through a network connection using the net.Dial and net.Serve calls: func Dial addr string, tlscfg …*tls.Config) (ch.Conn, error) func Serve addr string, tlscfg …*tls.Config) (chan ch.Conn, error).

For example Schmidt et al. [15] and Schieker et al. [33] proposed 3 cm as the critical size, while other authors judged 4 cm to be the ultimate bone defect that may be bridged by a cancellous bone graft [34].

The present study may help bridge this gap, uncovering a synergistic response between YM155 and doxorubicin that induced apoptosis in heterogeneous breast cancer cell types.