Sentence examples for may stabilize or from inspiring English sources
Rapid evolution of prey defense in response to changes in predator abundance may stabilize or destabilize dynamics13, or qualitatively change the shape of predator-prey cycles10,12.
It is possible, however, that requirements may stabilize or, at the very least, rise less quickly as leadership changes at the Agencies.6 Further, there are clear signs that the Agencies may ease pressure in terms of submission frequency or the volume of information firms are required to submit.
At some point, env diversity may stabilize or even decrease.
Hypothetically, rhodopsin may stabilize or chaperone GC1, but then mature GC1 can traffic to the OS independent of rhodopsin.
The rate of electron transfer also depends on the local electric field, which may stabilize or destabilize the charge transfer (CT) state (24).
Moreover, it may stabilize or traffic the melanosomal protein such as tyrosinase which regulate melanosomal pH or serve as a melanosomal tyrosine transporter [ 26, 33– 33].
Our data in conjunction with the prior studies suggest that pathogens may stabilize MLO2 or cause its accumulation at the plasma membrane in order to suppress PEN1-dependent secretion of defense components.
While adaptive responses in prey defense may stabilize predator or prey populations under certain conditions, evolution can also give rise to destabilization of predator-prey cycles and enhanced extinction probability.
Cold-shock proteins may stabilize other proteins or specific RNA transcripts, or may act as specific transcription factor for other cold-shock responsive genes.
Pharmacological chaperones may stabilize the native or native-like state of proteins or, alternatively, they may bind to proteins in non-native state and facilitate their transition to the native-like conformation (Arakawa et al, 2006).
Salts have inhibitory effects on the bactericidal activity of C6H, which might occur because salts may stabilize the membrane or bind to C6H, altering its activity.
