Sentence examples for may tune to from inspiring English sources

Initial reports describing the dual PARs system in human platelets explained this phenomenon by the fact that PAR-1 and PAR-4 interact with different concentrations of activator and thus may tune to thrombin signaling more efficiently [ 30].

Most groups tune to this frequency, and it's considered the standard, but your ensemble may tune to 442.

Instead of tuning to one of your own strings, you may tune to a note being played by one of your band members.

Some people may tune in to "THE MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS" (this Sunday at 8) to see the winners and the music (this year's performers include COLDPLAY, 50 CENT, LUDACRIS, SHAKIRA and GREEN DAY).

The royalists may tune in to watch the Queen's Speech, while young kids eagerly watch the beautifully mute animated movie "The Snowman" (again, we just want snow).

Others expressed concern about the event not being suited for families that may tune in to watch the annual New Year's Day celebration.

In this case, that means we may tune the parameter to be better in practice.

Our findings illustrate how changes in RGS activity may tune GPCR response properties to adapt circuit function to specific behavioral demands.

Therefore, different types of surfactants, depending upon their molecular structures, may tune the interparticle interactions to different extent and hence have different tendency to prevent the nanoparticles aggregation.

In this vein, speakers may get tuned to their native phonological categories to the extent that they may have insurmountable problems identifying contrasts that are alien to their native language system [17].

This implies that some mitochondria may be tuned to produce energy in the form of ATP, whereas others may be tuned to perform a different task, e.g. anaplerotic reactions for synthesis of glutamine for export to neurons as a precursor for neurotransmitter glutamate and GABA synthesis.