Sentence examples for may undergo differential from inspiring English sources

These differences suggest that some channels may undergo differential regulation, potentially related to the seasonal variations such as temperature, mating cycles or other environmental factors.

The DRD4 48 bp VNTR would be a good candidate for mediating environmental influences, as well as gender effects, on behavior since the promoter region is rich in CpG islands [85] which may undergo differential methylation modulated by environmental and hormonal fine tuning.

Thus, HP may undergo differential glycosylation in associated cancer progression.

Railway tracks on earthworks with poor geotechnical performance may undergo important differential settlements that amplify the dynamic response of the train track system, inducing rapid track degradation, lower passenger comfort and higher derailment risk.

The cells of an organ-forming region undergo differential development and movement to form an organ primordium, or anlage.

As stars are not solid bodies, they can also undergo differential rotation.

Four aliquots undergo differential removal of the glycoprotein of interest by immunoprecipitation.

Adherent cells require extracellular matrix anchorage to proliferate and undergo differential function.

Our findings suggested that depending on distinct partners and post-translational modifications, Axin may undergo conformational change during its differential assemblies with "destruction complex" or "Wnt-LRP5/6 signalosome".

During each time step dt, each positive dislocation may undergo reactions with negative dislocations contained within a differential annihilation volume V a =4y a vsdt where s is the dislocation length, which for straight dislocations equals the system extension in the dislocation line direction.

The cell-type specific differential binding regions detected by dCaP in cancer cell lines can pinpoint the regulatory loci that may undergo genetic alterations, and hence their nearby target genes may be the potential candidate genes associated with cancer.