Sentence examples for may couple the from inspiring English sources

Electrical connectors may couple the power supply and the electronic control system to an electrical component on the removable panel.

This structural observation suggests that the occluded state of the TMD that is induced by binding of a basic SBP may couple the substrate-loading to the formation of the ATPase catalytic site.

High up-regulation of these chemotaxis transducer genes suggests that they may couple the activity of cbbII operon with the availability of CO2 in the environment.

Aberrant expression of β-APP and α-synuclein is associated with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases respectively; thus validation of the regulatory function of their IREs may couple the IRE IRP system with human neurodegenerative conditions.

The mechanisms responsible for such synergy have been unclear, but this newly described regulation of TGFβ receptor multimerization and downstream signaling may couple the mechanosensitive activity of the TGFβ pathway to physical cues.

Other proteins, in particular PilM, PilN, and PilO, are hypothesized to be a central part of the pilus assembly platform and may couple the cytoplasmic and periplasmic sides of the T4P machinery (Karuppiah et al., 2013).

The implant may couple with the RF source, and thus induce a current on the implant surface.

For instance, the surfactant (an amphiphilic molecular) which usually favors the presence in the fluid interface may couple with the surfactant soluble in one of bulk domains through adsorption and desorption processes.

The switching noise from digital circuitry may couple into the analog blocks; thus corrupting the analog information [1].

The presence of N2 in both FG and N2 ambient has caused the formation of O2-deficient Y2O3 film, wherein N atoms dissociated from N2 gas may couple with the oxygen-related defects in the Y2O3 film [30, 38].

The system in M. phosphovorus, however, does not appear to be directly linked to the synthesis of PHA, but may couple with the carbon and energy metabolism necessary for a minimal level of growth under anaerobic conditions.