Sentence examples for may exert either from inspiring English sources
It is intended to provide an overview of the published literature which describes alterations in miRNA levels in both human and animal studies of cardiovascular risk factors and when known, the possible mechanism by which these miRNAs may exert either beneficial or deleterious effects.
It may exert either immunosuppressive or inflammatory effects.
Moreover, we must also consider the fact that antibiotics may exert either favorable or unfavorable action on the host cells, which in turn modulate the bactericidal activity of the antibiotics [ 27].
After birth, the environment may exert either a positive or negative effect on growth.
Several lines of evidence have demonstrated that miRNAs may exert either a proangiogenic or an antiangiogenic effect in angiogenesis [ 11].
ERK activation may exert either an antiapoptotic or a proapoptotic influence depending upon the cellular context and by as yet unclarified regulatory mechanisms.
It is interesting to note that diet plus exercise training may exert remarkable benefits when either diet or exercise alone could not demonstrate so evident benefits [ 251].
It has been investigated that the effect of pH on metal toxicity is twofold: the hydrogen ion may exert its effect either directly by affecting metal uptake or indirectly by affecting the chemical speciation and bioavailability of the dissolved metal pool (Qu et al. 2013).
In such cases, DNA methylation may exert its effects either synergistically or independent of known genetic variations.
If ADAM9 overexpression is involved in PDAC progression, it may exert its action either via its disintegrin domain or its metalloproteinase domain or, most likely, via both.
Finally, spouses may exert possible benefits, either by functioning as home health assistants or by functioning as higher-order decision makers 34 encouraging their spouses to seek early medical attention and antibiotic treatment, both potentially leading to avoidance of hospitalization with pneumonia.
