Sentence examples for may represent coupling from inspiring English sources

Each catalytic subunit is syntenous to cluster of genes with homology to the NADH-binding NuoEFG subunits, and thus may represent coupling of formate oxidation to NADH reduction.

Study participants were also drawn from communities who were actively engaged in the PMTCT program near district hospitals and may not represent couples in more remote areas with differential PMTCT outreach services, mobile phone literacy, or disclosure status.

If expressed in vivo, the endoribonuclease activity of these bZIP-containing factors may represent a direct coupling between transcription activation and controlled RNA turnover.

In relation to native couples differences are more ambiguous: Native couples may represent either more traditional or more modern concepts of division of labor.

Such discrepancies in LV diastolic systolic coupling may represent important pathophysiological aspects of occult LV dysfunction.

Consequently, force modulation that disrupts the mechanochemical coupling may represent a critical step in cancerogenesis.

However, since the cerebral metabolism is also reduced this may represent appropriate flow-metabolism coupling, rather than ischaemia.

- It can be speculated whether increased expression of CYP27A1 and CYP27B1 in NMSC may represent a physiological feed-back loop coupled to the increased proliferative activity in these tumors.

Here, we describe what may represent a basic principle of the coupling mechanism: a reversible clamping protein (complexin) that can freeze the SNAREpin, an assembled fusion-competent intermediate en route to fusion.

It is entirely up to the authors, but again it may represent a general mechanism of allosteric coupling during secondary transport.

However early recognition of characteristic growth retardation coupled with bone abnormalities may represent key clues for the diagnosis of this genetic disease even in mild form.