Sentence examples for may trigger secondary from inspiring English sources
The elevated electron abundance facilitates the formation of H2 and HD, which may trigger secondary Population III star formation once the gas recollapses.
The latter type of 22 nt miRNA may trigger secondary siRNA biogenesis.
Moreover, initial exposure to a toxicant may trigger secondary effects even in the absence of the stimulus (Balmer et al. 2012).
Moreover, pathological changes in the nervous system of transgenic mice may trigger secondary events, including aggregation of ubiquitinated proteins and formation of ubiquitin-positive/γ-synuclein-negative inclusions that we have observed on double-immunostained sections of the spinal cord.
The loss of BRCA1 function thus appears to be a double-edged sword: it may increase sensitivity to chemotherapy commonly used in breast and ovarian cancer and translate into favourable prognosis, but on the other side, it may trigger secondary leukaemogenesis.
Furthermore, although the global changes more, although the global changes in histone modifications appear to be transient, with the effect peaking at about 24 hours following initial ethanol exposure, it is likely that these changes may trigger secondary changes in gene expression (including those of miRNA) or DNA modification that are much longer lasting.
Stoy et al. (2005) suggested that, although blood [3-HK] may not reflect that in brain, it is also possible that oxidative stress in Huntington's disease may trigger a secondary activation of the kynurenine pathway in the brain.
This group may trigger a secondary assembly of the micelles into super aggregates, as suggested by Fig. 13 where we observed a significant difference between the shapes after 12 and 36 h.
Thus, we may hypothesize that a low 25-OH D3 would trigger secondary hyperparathyroidism, which, in turn, would stimulate synthesis of 1,25-di-OH D3 and of osteoblast differentiation factors.
They may cleave CHS-A RNA with AGO orthologue(s) to trigger secondary siRNA production.
These lung abnormalities can trigger secondary health problems such as heart failure that may account for the poor survival of ku70 −/− mice.
