Sentence examples for may work through from inspiring English sources
One person may "work through", another may not; furthermore, the choice is likely to be influenced by external factors, such as availability of sickness pay.
Because of the inherent contradictions traditionally taught in medical school, she wrote, new doctors have been able to achieve "a certain balance, a consciousness that, no matter which way they may work through a diagnosis, there is another way".
Aromatherapy may work through a mixture of physiological and psychological processes.
But the mRNA or total protein of cadherins had no significant change, suggesting that the effect of bFGF on cadherin expression may work through a post-translational control.
Hydrolysis of cyclic AMP was in contrast to cGMP, influenced by both sildenafil and cilostazol, suggesting sildenafil, cilostazol and CGRP may work through a common cAMP pathway resulting in migraine pain.
Our results also suggest that PACAP and CGRP may work through different pathways as the cross antibody treatment was not able to inhibit PACAP or CGRP-induce light aversion.
Whatever remains of the schooling effect may work either through unmeasured political channels, or direct human capital effects, or through better technology.
Thus, EPCs may work not only through the activation and support of vasculogenesis but also through the activation and mediation of angiogenesis (the process of new vessel formation)[ 40, 41].
Likely, she will prevail on Constitutional grounds -- although this case may work its way through the state and federal appeals courts before such a victory.
Boric acid may work on BV through decimation of the vaginal biofilm or change in the acidity of the vagina, while the fungistatic activity may be attributed to fungal cell wall penetration or disruption of the fungal cell membrane [ 115].
High-energy or fat-enriched diets may work, not only through an impaired ability of insulin to activate the peripheral PI 3-kinase pathway, but also by negatively modifying the intracellular insulin signaling in the hypothalamus (27).
