Sentence examples for may govern changes from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to test the relation of these variables, which may govern changes in autonomic activity, to the previously described increase in parasympathetic tone.

These epigenetic modifications may govern senescence-associated functional changes such as loss of differentiation potential upon several passages.

Scale mismatches of disturbances in space and time determine the role of land use as a disturbance source or sink, and may govern the triggering of landscape changes affecting ecosystem service providers at the scale(s) of operation of the service.

Here we examine these underlying effects of flexibility and conformational changes that may govern the rate constants and thus determine specificity.

It is postulated that changes in phospholipid composition may govern the insertion, topology, and/or function of the membrane-associated zinc transporters (Carman and Han 2007).

Other parameters may govern shape, incomplete protection, symmetry, etc.

It has been shown that inhibition of oxidative phosphorylation may play an active role in the process of cellular senescence in human fibroblasts [ 46], and that changes in transcription activity may be governed by changes in protein phosphorylation [ 47].

These findings imply that IIS cells possess a type of 'memory' that may be governed by epigenetic changes [ 21].

However, geomorphological changes may be governed by regional rather than local considerations, e.g. alteration of river base levels, river capture and drainage network reorganisation, or the progression of an ice sheet or valley glacier across the site.

Another interesting feature is the inclusion of justice claims in climate change experiments, especially among private and civil society actors (rather than local governments), who may need to construct explicitly justifications for their attempts to govern climate change.

"We are going to govern for change and govern for the people," he said.