Sentence examples for may subsequently act from inspiring English sources
Leptin may subsequently act centrally to inhibit food intake, stimulate metabolic rate, and/or peripherally inhibit insulin action in adipocytes [ 129] - all of which would be appropriate and adaptive responses to an acute stressor.
Interestingly, our data supports a role for CD44 in mediating the effects of HA through re-organisation of erbB receptors, an event which may subsequently act to modify erbB signalling.
These islands may subsequently act as drivers of isolation through epistatic or physical interactions to other loci in the genome resulting in expansion of non-recombining regions and, at the end, complete reproductive isolation [ 63], although some regions may stay porous to post divergence gene flow for significant amounts of time [ 64].
Second, the repeated completion of the risk-behavior assessments may have constituted an intervention that prompted the men to think about their behavior and subsequently act to reduce their sexual risks [ 9].
In such cases, the same stabilizing selective pressures will subsequently act on females to reduce expression.
We may never approve of how the Creature subsequently acts - if Shelley's text were unambiguous on this point, I wouldn't have the pleasure of endless classroom discussions on the topic! - but at least it goes forward with a level of awareness of self and society that Victor, for all his scientific genius, never attains.
The situation may be encountered which is not an emergency, but where there may be adverse consequences for the patient if a significant unexpected finding revealed on imaging is not subsequently acted upon.
She subsequently acted as Mr Berlusconi's secretary on trips to Brazil and Panama.
With these revisions in 1880, Congress subsequently acted to implement a 10-year ban suspending Chinese immigration.
Cytosolic Ca2+ subsequently acts as an intracellular messenger [ 48- 50].
Irisin subsequently acts on both brown and white adipose tissue (BAT and WAT, respectively) [ 6].
