Sentence examples for may indeed alter from inspiring English sources

New missiles may indeed alter the conventional balance in critical regions in the favor of the United States, but at what cost?

Social defeat may indeed alter activity of these nuclei, but these changes may not be reflected in pCREB or pERK expression in response to a social stimulus.

The relative abundance of systemically distributed pro-inflammatory cytokines (for example, IL-6, TNF-α, IL -1) may indeed alter DC behavior and bias DCs towards a different maturation program.

Receipt of assessments from patients may indeed have altered staff behaviour, whether or not it was recorded or fed back to the research team.

After all, what will not alter — what may, indeed, heightened by the feeding frenzies available online, grow ever more insistent — is the appetite of the public.

Furthermore haemoglobin may scavenge nitric oxide, destroy nNOS, and alter eNOS functionality and it may indeed stimulate ET-1 production [ 63].

In patients with migraine and comorbid psychiatric problems, the impairment in quality of life may indeed mirror a real ill condition, or an altered perception of life circumstances, or both.

Therefore, the combined effect of SNPs in ATIC and MTHFD2 may indeed yield a more clinically apparent result by altering the anti-inflammatory effects of methotrexate.

Indeed, ageing may alter the genetic control of key plastic events, such as axonal sprouting after injury (Li et al., 2010).

Indeed, stress may alter physiologic functioning, through stress-dependent hormones that can affect in utero development and shift the threshold for toxicity, thereby leading to adverse birth outcomes at lower exposures (Paarlberg et al. 1995).

Such studies may indeed provide valuable information about modulations in signal transduction, cell adhesion, or extracellular matrix induced by altered gravity conditions.