Sentence examples for may induce only from inspiring English sources
Although synthetic peptides may induce only short-term immunity they have the potential to close in young infants the gap of vulnerability until the standard live attenuated vaccine can be given at 9 or 15 months of age.
This article confirms, both computationally and experimentally, the well known observation that damage caused by tensile loading in fiber reinforced polymeric composite laminates may induce only minor variations in the longitudinal stiffness, thereby rendering this stiffness a poor measure for estimating the residual strength of such materials.
Further infection per se does not directly alter the vast majority of global transcriptional responses at terminal stages of erythroid differentiation but may induce only a small subset of genes pertinent to interactions with the parasite.
The above iterative procedure can be applied to both homozygous and heterozygous deletion data, although the regulation signals are expected to be less clear in the heterozygous case since deleting only one copy of a regulator gene may induce only a mild effect to its targets.
MeHg may induce only transient hearing deficits from which there can be functional recovery.
Thus, S. Typhi may induce only weak immunity, including a muted antibody response.
Because VEGF is suggested to have a pathogenetic role in diabetic nephropathy [ 11], increased expression of VEGF may induce not only angiogenesis but also renal injury in ING.
The presence of cellulose may induce not only cellulase production but also the production of xylanase [ 31].
Therefore, the presence of cellulose may induce not only the cellulase production, but also the production of xylanase [ 38].
These genes may induce extension only in grass cell walls, but are not effective on the walls of dicots, aiding the penetration of the pollen tube through the stigma and style by softening the maternal cell walls [ 9, 84].
This result may suggest that the feast and famine strategy may induce not only the accumulation of intracellular reserves but also the optimization of the global energetic efficiency of the final selected culture.
