Sentence examples for may modify key from inspiring English sources

Global change-driven forest succession may modify key soil processes with potentially important impacts over carbon (C) and nutrient cycling.

These inhibitors modify key amino acid residues needed for enzymatic activity.

NUP153 is known to affect the sub cellular distribution of transcription factor such as SMAD2, STAT1, and PU.1 [ 35], hence, altered NUP153 expression may modify the accessibility of key regulatory proteins.

We will also describe the key factors that may modify the treatment-related SMN risks, including age, genetic susceptibility and other cancer risk factors such as cigarette smoking.

We hypothesized that inherited variation in key PUFA metabolic enzymes may modify susceptibility for CD.

As individuals will differ in their capacities to metabolize dietary PUFA, we hypothesized that DNA variation in key genes that metabolize PUFA may be important and may modify any associations between dietary PUFA and CD.

The potential interaction of R72P variants with germline variants in other key regulators or effectors of the p53 pathway that may modify MDS risk and lenalidomide response merit further investigation in a larger cohort of patients.

The large cumulative burden of CNVs and specifically long deletions may modify an individual's predisposition to RM due to increased chances of disrupting specific key genes or pathways essential for early pregnancy maintenance.

Two key differences between CWs and IWs are the sources of indicator bacteria, which may modify the relationship between indicator microbes and health risk, and the relationship between indicators and pathogens, which also may vary within IWs.

Consequently, interactions between E2 exposures during key life stages as modeled here and the E2-regulating genes Cyp1b1 and Comt may modify breast cancer risk (Mitrunen et al. 2001).

Our findings indicate that N-acetylation polymorphisms may modify the association between environmental risk factors and oesophageal cancer risk and that N-acetyltransferases may play a key role in detoxification of carcinogens.