Sentence examples for may thus prevent from inspiring English sources
The cultivation step, protein extraction, and pure cultures, in many cases required for a successful MALDI-TOF MS identification, may thus prevent this method from being used [51].
Pornography may thus prevent women from communicating their ideas to others, not by preventing them from producing or distributing sounds and scrawls, but by preventing those sounds and scrawls from being understood by hearers as expressing the idea they were intended to express.
Deletion of FcRγ may thus prevent thymic involution by blocking the autoantibody dependent phagocytosis of T cells and suppressing specific gene expression.
Vitamin A also regulates cell differentiation, and may thus prevent carcinogenesis.
Adenosine may thus prevent the decrease in NO production believed to occur during early reperfusion.
Bambusa arundinacea may inhibit the cohort of free radicals accountable for destruction of pancreatic β-cell [ 14] and may thus prevent the hyperglycemia in diabetic rats.
The decomposition of DTD takes place before PC co-intercalation may happen, thus preventing the exfoliation of graphite.
For weakly deleterious sites, fixation of the element insertion by drift may occur, thus preventing selective loss, and, in this way, the selective removal of weakly harmful elements will typically be attenuated in small populations.
Furthermore, corrections of serum K+ through intravenous or oral potassium administration have been reported to reduce the QT interval in long QT (LQT) patients, and may thus help prevent subsequent sudden cardiac death (SCD) (Choy et al. 1997, Etheridge et al. 2003).
This transitional state of IGT in adults is associated with a high incidence (∼10%) of vascular complications (5) and importantly, a large number of studies have found that either lifestyle or pharmacological interventions may reverse it and thus prevent the development of diabetes (7).
Alternatively, additional amino acids N-terminal to PD domain of Ey(2a) may mask the PD domain and thus prevent its interaction with target DNA sequences.
