Sentence examples for may prevent proper from inspiring English sources

Third, some unknown mechanisms may prevent proper capture of such RNAs through poly(A) identification.

Both proteins are indispensable components of the smooth muscle cells contractile apparatus and mutations in the encoding genes may prevent proper contraction of the smooth muscle cells.

These are important because they may prevent proper leaflet coaptation in case of dilatation or dysfunction of the RV, thus causing TR.

At times when patients visit a healthcare professional for NMCP, inadequate training and resources may prevent proper assessment and management [ 7, 10, 11].

The loss of tropomyosin expression in tumour cells may prevent proper assembly of microfilaments and, thereby contribute to the invasive and metastatic properties of cancer cells (Shah et al, 2001).

Partial digestion of the R2 complex with trypsin shows that Rabex-5 could be proteolyzed in the linker between the GEF and CC domains, indicating that the linker is surface exposed with high flexibility which may prevent proper crystal packing.

This prevents the battery from sinking too much current that may prevent a proper 3-D printer operation.

However, only minimal coverage has been devoted to problems encountered that may prevent the proper fabrication of these restorations by dental technicians.

However, since we previously found that Dkk1 can block the activation of β-catenin and the Dvl phosphorylation shift induced by Wnt3a in DA cells [33], one possible explanation could be that excessive and/or premature activation of the Wnt/β-catenin signaling may prevent the proper differentiation of DA precursors in Dkk1+/− embryos.

These data suggest that Lck may competitively bind to CRIF1 and prevent proper folding and assembly of ETC complex in mitochondrial inner membrane.

An excessive amount of plastic cement will not only prolong or prevent proper adhesion, but may also melt and deform the parts.