Sentence examples for may represent harmless from inspiring English sources
Instead, TGs may represent harmless storage compartments that divert FFAs away from potentially toxic pathways (e.g., microsomal oxidation), thus protecting hepatocytes from lipoapoptosis [ 5, 8, 15].
Bacteria, helminths and intestinal protozoa may often be found as harmless commensals or even beneficial parts of the gastrointestinal flora, and thus such findings may represent coincidence rather than causality [ 180- 182].
Blue color represents harmless levels of IFN complex formed and red represents IFN complex levels high enough to trigger apoptosis in all cells of a population.
These may be harmless iris "freckles," medically called iris ephelis.
THE game may be harmless, but it's rigged.
It may be harmless but regulators should be on their guard.
A swearword that may be harmless to me might be highly offensive to my colleague.
But this may be harmless when the rewards are small.
On that assumption, it may be harmless to claim that intention involves belief.
At a core level, this may be harmless, but the sheer sense of entitlement is... disconcerting.
Such a pathogen may be harmless under certain environmental conditions and pathogenic in other settings [ 7].
