Sentence examples for may distinctly from inspiring English sources

Up to now, the SAR of MNP is mainly determined using ferrofluidic suspensions and may distinctly differ from the SAR in vivo due to immobilization of MNP in tissues and cells.

On the other hand, recent studies find that dopamine neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta (SNc) can respond to both reward (e.g., juice) and aversive stimuli (e.g., air puff) and two populations of SNc dopamine neurons may distinctly convey positive and negative motivational signals [9], [19].

This implies that depending on the individual tumor's exosome composition, exosomes may distinctly affect the immune system.

These reports prompted a hypothesis that Snail and SIP1 may distinctly regulate other genes, except for E-cad via different binding property to E-box on some gene promoter.

Adding to this complexity, HIF directly interacts with, and is regulated by, HDACs [ 90] illustrating several nodal points by which Hsp90 and HDAC inhibitors may distinctly impact upon HIF function.

Taken together, our findings suggest that the cellular-specific PARP1 activation/degradation may distinctly involve regional-specific neuronal damage, astroglial death and reactive gliosis in response to SE independently of hemodynamics.

In the Preface, Le Grand wrote that, " … this whole work contains nothing else, but his [Descartes's] opinions, or what may clearly and distinctly be deduced from them".

Successes may look distinctly shaky once donor funds and NGO support are withdrawn.

But anyone accustomed to extra virgin olive or nut oils may be distinctly underwhelmed.

The mixture of hucksterism and fantasy may seem distinctly American, but two of Mr. Granatelli's fellow visitors were a young couple from Melbourne, Australia.

Research has suggested that people may enjoy distinctly better physical and mental health when they volunteer, including something called a "helper's high".