Sentence examples for may indeed impair from inspiring English sources
This was a first indication, that dnTASP1 may indeed impair functions deriving from the AF4 MLL fusion protein which then resulted in impaired cell growth.
With this methodology, several studies showed inverse relations between cardiac lipid content and systolic and diastolic function [ 9- 11], suggesting that excessive lipid accumulation in the heart may indeed impair normal cardiac function and result in cardiomyopathy and contribute to the increased risk of heart failure in type 2 diabetic patients [ 13].
Together, these results support our hypothesis and demonstrate that the nonadaptive anxiety phenotype in 129P2 mice may indeed involve impaired cognitive control of emotional processes, resulting in impaired behavioural flexibility, for example in response to novelty.
Results of a previous study (McNally et al. 2006) suggest that memory function may indeed be impaired in children with this history of oxygen deprivation and treatment.
Indeed, impaired diaphragmatic function may be a major cause of weaning failure, as assessed using cervical magnetic stimulation, in a population of post-surgical patients [ 25].
One may indeed wonder whether there were times when Kennedy "may have been too impaired to do the job he was elected to do".
Together with the observed impairment in cognitive flexibility in 129P2 mice, these findings suggest that impaired cognitive flexibility and its neurobiological underpinnings may indeed explain both the behavioural and cognitive performance of these animals in the mHB test.
Insulin suppresses Pdk4 expression in skeletal muscle [ 35] and, according to a recent study by Kim and coworkers [ 36], this effect is impaired in insulin resistance, suggesting that insulin resistance may indeed induce Pdk4 expression.
This defect was attributed to HSC persistence in G0, arguing that the impaired HSC function and cell-cycle progression that we observe upon 126/OE may indeed be due to attenuated PI3K/AKT signaling.
They may, indeed, be overdue.
