Sentence examples for may induce adaptive from inspiring English sources
The hypothesis is that long-term continuous exposure may induce adaptive mechanisms, which protect the DNA from harmful influences.
This supports the premise that TACS may induce adaptive changes in the underlying tremor circuit (see [ 8]).
The initial stage of the direct action of the toxin may induce adaptive changes, including increased production that could produce the VAMP1 accumulation in somata reported here.
In other cases, adverse developmental conditions may induce adaptive shifts, rather than impairments, in cognition (Frankenhuis & de Weerth, 2013; Oomen et al., 2010).
In chronic cholestatic liver diseases (eg, primary biliary cirrhosis [PBC] and primary sclerosing cholangitis [PSC]) prolonged duration of cholestasis may induce adaptive, secondary changes in transporter expression self-protective mechanisms of hepatocytes against retaining cholephils.
Therefore, one potential limitation of the current model is that the whole animal in addition to the tumour was exposed to cycling hypoxia, which may induce adaptive physiological responses that might be able to neutralize or mask changes occurring at the tumour level.
Thus, our study fits into the general pattern that posthatching developmental stress has negative effects on flight performance, whereas prehatching developmental stress may instead induce adaptive plasticity.
The present analysis showed that shorter intervention durations (8 to 12 weeks) may induce tendon adaptive responses; however, longer durations (≥12 weeks) seem to be more efficient, and their effect has been clearly demonstrated in many studies.
Other studies showed that AAV vectors may induce humoral adaptive response to AAV in vivo as the vectors interact with different complement components [ 186].
These studies suggest the possibility that morphine withdrawal and/or higher levels of morphine tolerance may induce additional adaptive mechanisms, such as effects on GRKs or RGS proteins (Terwilliger et al., 1994; Gold et al., 2003).
53 The concept that environmental cues may induce stable adaptive traits that can be passed between generations and influence phenotype has its theoretical roots in so-called "Lamarckian" inheritance.
