Sentence examples for may somehow damage from inspiring English sources
Torcetrapib's effects on blood pressure could probably not have caused those nonheart problems, leaving open the question of whether the drug itself is somehow toxic or whether interfering with good cholesterol, even by raising it, may somehow damage the immune system.
The scientists speculate that as cells age, the protein assembly line becomes more error prone; as mutated proteins build up, they may somehow damage cells.
This rarely happens and suggests that investors fear that Goldman Sach's franchise as a trader of securities and adviser to corporations and governments may be somehow damaged.
McIntyre has speculated that the pursuit of the tapes may be a political ploy intended to somehow damage Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams.
If the file is somehow damaged, or if it has been compressed for efficiency, you may also run into error messages.
But it struck Gorlov as impossibly silly that his wife could have somehow damaged national security.
Aside from the above-mentioned presumed selection bias, the longer duration of 5000cs silicone oil retainment (mean, 23.9 months) compared to 1000cs silicone oil (mean, 10 months) with its attendant pressure effect on the retina may somehow cause retinal damage.
But as the days pass and her charge's condition deteriorates, it seems increasingly possible that she may somehow be complicit in whatever damage is being done.
At the same time, CD28 co-stimulation may somehow limit Th17 differentiation to attenuate tissue damage.
We propose a model in which a low level of DNA damage or any stress that the cell may somehow be able to deal with give rise only to a minor p53 response aimed to transiently arrest the cell cycle in order to allow the cell to repair DNA damage and/or deal with other kind of stress.
The team also found that exposure to paraquat led to biochemical modification of the DJ-1β protein, a change Bonini says may somehow influence the ability of DJ-1 to protect neurons from oxidative damage.
