Sentence examples for may otherwise lead from inspiring English sources
Unlike in vitro kinase assays, this assay is insensitive to the presence of minor quantities of contaminating kinases that may otherwise lead to incorrect attribution of catalytic functions to pseudokinases.
The good news is that we know now how to detect and lessen many midlife lifestyle problems that may otherwise lead to irreversible dementia.
This approach avoids bactericidal iron ions entering the bacteria, which may otherwise lead to toxic effects as described for iron complexes [ 39].
Autophagy is ongoing at basal levels in eukaryotic cells allowing the cell to function optimally by removing unwanted substrates which may otherwise lead to cellular toxicity.
Mindfulness has been described as more than merely a relaxation technique; rather, it is mental training to develop awareness and acceptance skills to cope with daily events that may otherwise lead to heightened anxiety and stress [ 3].
The present work measured cytoplasmic Na+ diffusivity by restricting Na+ influx to one region of the cell under conditions of sarcolemmal Na+/K+ pump inhibition (i.e. limiting the transmembrane 'loss' of Na+ that may otherwise lead to an erroneous estimate of Na+ diffusivity).
This was especially useful in the present study as the range of participant ages may otherwise have led to performance bias.
LTVV will otherwise lead to respiratory acidosis.
Assuming otherwise leads to 0 equaling 1.
Finally, early orthopedic treatment with RME also is beneficial to avoid the development of facial skeletal asymmetry resulting from functional crossbites that otherwise may lead to functional and structural disorders of the stomatognathic system later in life.
But a prolonged period of indeterminate impact, with Russian troops digging in further in Crimea against all appeals otherwise, may lead to the conclusion that the most institutionalized region of the world has few arrows in the policy quiver to respond to territorial aggression the worst possible lesson.
