Sentence examples for may form another from inspiring English sources
All three are reaching toward one another and may form another megalopolis that, in turn, may soon be grafted onto the seaboard megalopolis by a corridor through central New York state.
However, the new insertions will still be active and may form another subfamily that can still affect the host genome in various ways.
They don't pressure the kids and the kids love it". Zimmerman said she may form another group to return to the college and swim next summer.
Zc3h4, Zc3h6 and Zc3h8 may form another subfamily.
In H. parasuis, the periplasmic iron transport system FbpABC together with the transferrin outer membrane receptor complex TbpAB may form another iron uptake pathway, which is used by Neisseria species to transport ferric iron into the cell [83].
The simplest conclusion from these experiments, however, is that neither mfold 1 nor mfold 2 represent the sole active confirmation, although it is possible that these mutants may form another structure that can present the TURBS motif 1 to helix 26 of 18S rRNA.
Namely, let N be the set of agents or players 5 who may form links with one another.
DD neuron development may be less severely impaired in ju89 single mutants because microtubules containing TBA-1/TBB1 heterodimers are still able to compensate for most alterations in TBA-1-TBB-2 heterodimer function during axon and synapse growth, or TBB-1 may form functional microtubules with another partially redundant alpha-tubulin expressed by the DD neurons.
The four family members appear to have similar DNA recognition specificities and may form heterodimers with one another.
We did not observe extreme differences in turbidity of the samples we analyzed; however, if observed, these differences in turbidity may form the basis of another method of interpreting the assay.
Certainly, the result would also be interesting if an efficient RNA polymerase ribozyme and the RCA mechanism could be introduced into our model – however, these changes are not easy to make, and may form the topic of another study in future.
