Sentence examples for may inhibit development from inspiring English sources
The neurologist Norman Geschwind proposed that the greater testosterone levels found in males may inhibit development in the left (language-related) side of the brain, explaining why boys have more linguistic difficulties than girls.
Pregnancy-related hormonal exposures, including prolonged and high-level exposure to progesterone during a full-term pregnancy may inhibit development of B-cell NHL.
Therefore, exercise can also exert a beneficial effect against atherosclerosis by increasing circulating endostatin that may inhibit development of atherosclerotic plaque through blocking angiogenesis in the plaque tissue.
Apply root compound conservatively; too high of levels may inhibit growth development as the plant matures.
Recent studies show that in some primate species, like orangutans and mandrills, adult males may actually inhibit development of their masculine physical characteristics -- through suppression of testosterone -- to be less conspicuous and escape conflict with rival males.
1 3 Microbial exposure on a farm during infancy may inhibit the development of the allergic phenotype by influencing the development of the immune system. 1 On the other hand, respiratory diseases such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, organic dust syndrome and extrinsic allergic alveolitis are well-known occupational health problems among farmers.
As high expression of JhI-26 may inhibit testes development in the larval stages, male flies that develop fastest may produce incompletely matured sperm.
In vitro and in vivo experiments also suggest the compound may inhibit the development of skin cancer [81, 82].
Biomass supply chain optimisation is essential to overcome barriers and uncertainties that may inhibit the development of a sustainable and competitive bioenergy market.
Accordingly, heat stress may inhibit the development of fertilized ovum, rather than pollen tube elongation when the spikelets are subjected to heat stress for about 2 h after flowering.
There is even less research on what may inhibit the development of virtue.
