Sentence examples for may involve loss from inspiring English sources
The mechanism by which PRKN mutations exert a pathogenic effect is not fully understood, but may involve loss of function and inhibition of parkin's ubiquitin E3 ligase activity and consequent enhancement of neurodegeneration via impaired ubiquitination of substrates [15].
This may involve loss of resolution and may not take into account the fine-scale ecological variation that underlies transmission patterns.
A concussion is an alteration in mental status induced by trauma, which may or may not involve loss of consciousness.
Concussion results in a graded set of clinical symptoms that may or may not involve loss of consciousness'.
A concussion, also often termed a mild traumatic brain injury, is defined as 'a trauma-induced alteration in mental status that may or may not involve loss of consciousness'. 1 It typically involves temporarily reduced consciousness and/or feelings of confusion and dizziness together with amnesia for events immediately preceding or following the injury.
(Mozart renders the Count's pathos without sarcasm; he takes seriously the notion that progress may also involve loss).
The mechanism underlying the loss of rhombomere boundaries in kto mutants is not fully understood, but may involve the loss of odd-numbered segmental identity.
"Stakeholder and cash CTFs will not have any charges to transfer to Junior Isa as stakeholders are not allowed to by law, However, some cash CTFs may involve a loss of interest if on a fixed-rate deal.
When sedimentation exceeds natural thresholds, then impacts may involve total loss of the community and subsequent colonization by pioneer species.
We assume that there are fixed costs associated with return migration, for example retirement savings may only be partially portable and thus transferring them to the origin country may involve a loss of benefits.
Preterm premature rupture of membranes (PPROM) is associated with inflammation and infection, and it may involve the loss of a barrier to ascending infection from the vagina, and it is possible that prolonged PPROM could be an independent risk factor for neonatal sepsis.
