Sentence examples for may remain active from inspiring English sources

In fact, by making this change, we could recover the jkd loss of function phenotype (i.e., we did not lose CEI as observed in this mutant), and we predicted that even when the QC is miss-specified, WOX5 may remain active, at least for as long as QC25 remains active.

Observations and our hindcasting (see above) suggest that RTS may remain active longer if temperatures increase.

"Broca's area shuts down during the actual delivery of speech, but it may remain active during conversation as part of planning future words and full sentences," Flinker said.

Our results imply that individual normal faults may remain active even if regional extension ceases because surface processes continue to modify the fault-generated topography.

While pseudomonads are readily eliminated by UHT heating conditions (minimal 135 °C for 1 s), their heat-stable proteases may remain active in the heat-treated products (Chen et al. 2003; Griffiths et al. 1981).

In addition, in the processes of digestion, microbial load reduction can be achieved, but it is not sufficient to make it risk free [63].When digesters run in ambient temperature, most pathogenic microorganisms may remain active due to the favorable digestion environment.

In particular, defective copies (that often results from large deletions) may remain transpositionally active through their transactivation by their autonomous counterpart.

In agreement with data from literature demonstrating that IgA isotype may remain biologically active on mucosal surfaces due to its proteolytic digestion resistance [ 27– 30], the present study also demonstrated that human colostrum samples have high levels of IgA antibodies against T. gondii, providing effective protection to the child.

Cleavage of VCAM-1 (namely sVCAM-1) is predicted to affect its function at several levels [ 41]: First, cleavage of VCAM-1 may regulate the adhesive function of VCAM-1 by decreasing its levels at the cell surface; a second potential implication of VCAM-1 shedding is that soluble ectodomain may remain functionally active to bind to leukocytes and block adhesion to VCAM-1 on the endothelial cells.

The described dichotomy is clearly part of a much wider one: civilizations fall apart yet their component societies live on; societies disintegrate but their citizens survive; individuals die while their cells, perversely, still metabolize; finally, cells can be disrupted yet the enzymes they release may, for a while, remain active.

This may allow earthworms to remain active longer during the summer when low soil moisture drives earthworms to aestivate or remain in deeper soils.