Sentence examples for may convert from from inspiring English sources
Although these may exhibit plasticity and may convert from one form to another, compartmentalizing VIC function into distinct phenotypes is useful in bringing clarity to our understanding of VIC pathobiology.
If a host is superinfected with both sensitive and resistant strains, a predominant strain may convert from sensitive to resistant or vice versa.
ER and its coregulators are phosphorylated and activated by PI3K signaling, here through PTEN KD, which may convert ER from a classical ERE-mediated transcription factor to a non-classical transcription factor mediated by its binding to other sites on DNA [ 40, 41].
First, interaction of a virus glycoprotein with its receptor may convert the glycoprotein from its native state to a new metastable state resulting in a long-lived envelope protein-receptor intermediate.
One possible mechanism for the association might be the load of reactive free iron molecules which may cause DNA damage [ 23, 24], which may suppress the host defense cells and induce proliferation [ 25, 26], and which may convert nitric oxide from a proapoptotic to an antiapoptotic molecule [ 27].
Intermediate complexes containing both CORVET -and HOPS-specific subunits raise the possibility that these complexes may convert "on-the-fly" from one complex to another [Peplowska et al., 2007].
On the contrary, repeated introductions into some sites from different sources may convert among-population variation in the native range into within-population variation in the introduced one, thereby decreasing among-population differentiation (e.g. [11] [13]).
In the present study, we have shown that preoperative treatment with FOLFOX6, in association with bevacizumab, may convert 66.6% of patients with CLM from non-optimally resectable to resectable disease status.
Metastable structures surviving from the solid-state morphology after dissolution in a selective solvent at room temperature may convert to classical equilibrium micelles only after heating.
One may convert them, if one so desires, into 'physical' parts by supposing that Yi is made from matter with density i/(i+1).
