Sentence examples for may cause destabilization from inspiring English sources

Conventional methods used for the quantification of adherent material contained in a pulp suspension propose either filtration of the sample, which may lead to loss of sticky material in the filtrate, or dilution of the pulp, which may cause destabilization of the dissolved and colloidal material; thus, leading to unreliable results.

In the presence of invading leukocytes in the aged tissue, CFH dysfunction in the complement pathway may cause destabilization of the exosome membrane release of intracellular proteins into the external environment and, possibly incorporation of intracellular proteins into drusen.

The main disadvantage of this approach is that the reaction conditions for attaching the targeting ligand may cause destabilization of the liposomes.

We hypothesize that this mutation may either cause destabilization of the mRNA leading to reduced expression levels, or alternative splicing to a new isoform not detected by our RT-PCR assays.

For instance, lipophilic or surface-active lipophilic compounds may cause a destabilization of the eye tear film leading to epithelial damage of the conjunctiva (Wolkoff et al. 2003).

Hydrophobic interactions make non-polar side chains to pack together inside proteins, and disruption of these interactions may cause protein destabilization.

"Enlisting such pro-regime collaborators" in the Kurdistan region could lead to the creation of armed groups that could cause destabilization, the document says.

Acetylation of H3K64 may cause a slight destabilization of nucleosomes at NaCl concentrations greater than 0.35 M. The localization of H3K64ac during spermatogenesis was also examined.

Moreover, stochastic destabilization may cause the fluctuation centering on the value of deterministic model in the turbidostat as is depicted in Figure 1(a) and Figure 2(a), Figure 3(a) and Figure 4(a) and Figure 5(a) and Figure 6(a), which means the stochastic factors may affect the culture of microorganism in the turbidostat.

This destabilization of the epithelial cells may cause detachment-induced apoptosis (anoikis) and further regression of the expanded lobulo-alveoli [ 49].

Over-accumulation of ROS may cause rigidification and leakage of the cell membrane, and destabilization of protein complexes [ 1].