Sentence examples for may endow a from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, ingestion of chipped beef prior to a forced 10-mile march in full gear may endow a negative valence to the chipped beef.
The ability to exploit factors that enable cell motility may endow a tumor cell with a greater ability to metastasize.
We first show that the different sequences of configurations may endow a feedback-based switch with different delay performance.
Extended from the MAT2B core is a second domain with homology with an SDR sub-family that binds nucleotide-sugar substrates, although the equivalent region in MAT2B presents a more open and extended surface which may endow a different ligand/protein-binding capability.
Mutations resulting in residual WASp expression are associated with the milder XLT, 1 and gain-of-function mutations in the WAS gene result in XLN. 1 The phenotype of the patient may also be altered by genetic reversion events that may endow a selective advantage upon hematopoietic cells with normal WASp expression.
They may endow the strain a capability to transport various nutrients with high efficiency.
On the basis of this background, we hypothesised that the helicase HAGE (DDX43) may endow MMICs with a resistance to the anti-tumour effects of IFN-induced PML.
The existence of such an inflammatory P2X7R Panx1 complex in astrocytes may endow these cells with a mechanism to alter production of cytokines, chemokines, and growth and trophic factors, consistent with findings showing changes in circulating inflammatory mediators in blood samples of patients with mood disorders (Song et al., 1994; Maes et al., 1995; Barden et al., 2006).
When the Chinese bid a second time, the IOC had to show them a little favour.Arguments both pro and con may endow the Games with a quasi-religious character, speaking of sacred traditions.
Gibson draws a clear contrast between religions — all may endow the faithful with an unshakeable sense of mission, but they're not all based on a similarly humane premise.
Therefore, we suggested that the seasonal variation of wetting and drying drives the redox transformation of iron oxides and the mobility of Feo, and then affects the distribution of Feo in soil aggregates, which may endow paddy soil with a physico-chemical protection of SOC while application of organic fertilizers enhances this protection.
