Sentence examples for might be bypassing from inspiring English sources
We decided to investigate whether aberrant activation of EGFR-related HER family members (i.e., HER2, HER3, and HER4) and/or other RTKs might be bypassing chronic loss of EGFR-ligand signalling induced by Ctx.
There was also a concern that if Kansas lagged behind in turnpike construction, it might be bypassed by toll roads in other states, leaving it at an economic disadvantage.
This limitation might be bypassed to some extent as more selective agents are developed.
This shows that several steps in CRC development might be bypassed by other as yet unknown genetic events that lead towards CRC.
If it is the latter, the requirement of d17iso-sphingolipid for postembryonic development might be bypassed by genetically activating the downstream regulatory pathway.
We postulated that this resistance might be bypassed or improved by a treatment with quercetin, which decreases Mcl-1 protein level.
Despite identification of the major genes and pathways involved in the development of colorectal cancer (CRC), it has become obvious that several steps in these pathways might be bypassed by other as yet unknown genetic events that lead towards CRC.
In eukaryotic cells, where the operons are absent and whose inside is more complex than that of prokaryotes, this obstacle might be bypassed by the fusion of functional domains that permits an immediately active product after the translation of a single mRNA.
Several models proposed in the 1970s suggested that the end-priming conundrum might simply be bypassed by the presence of palindromic hairpin structures at chromosome ends.
Parliament would be bypassed.
