Sentence examples for perhaps alteration from inspiring English sources

Perhaps alteration of the cortisol/cortisone ratio induces physiological effects on the host that translates into a more favorable environment to the bacterium possessing 7 α-HSDH.

Perhaps alterations to our media could be made to better support growth of lung microbiota.

These findings imply that other factors within the local joint environment, perhaps alterations in osteoblast function or expression of proinflammatory cytokines such as TNF-α, may act in concert with these soluble mediators of bone remodeling to promote osteoclastogenesis, and, in turn, bone erosion.

Perhaps this alteration in the balance of mitotic proteins is a subtle manifestation of these effects.

Thus, perhaps structural alteration of the β-hairpin by E144R indirectly perturbs the conformation of the N-terminal tail of yeast Rps5, which promotes AUG recognition by its interaction with Rps16/uS9 (Ghosh et al., 2014), whose C-terminal tail closely approaches the codon-anticodon duplex in the P site (Hussain et al., 2014).

These data suggest that the clinical outcome after molecular targeted therapy strongly depends on acquired alterations in target genes, and, by extrapolation, perhaps germline alterations (host risk) and/or functional status of the molecular target as well.

If the residual chrysotile present in cell culture after 8 days of recovery is not sufficient to induce the formation of micronuclei, perhaps all alterations that persist in cell culture after long periods of recovery are a consequence of the initial alterations caused by chrysotile, which remain after subsequent cell divisions and are not the direct action of chrysotile.

It has been shown that the administration of low dose IL-1β to mice at birth suggests that long-lasting and perhaps permanent alterations occur in the CNS and peripheral neurotransmitter systems [ 58].

This suggests that the ang-1/2-Tie2 system is involved in a number of pathophysiologic, phenotypic and perhaps prognostic alterations in human sepsis, on top of the effect on pulmonary endothelial barrier function.

Then there is the strange, small, yet perhaps emblematic change: a ritual alteration of characters' names, so that Herb becomes Mel, Bea becomes Rae, Kate becomes Melody, Cynthia becomes Myrna, and so on.

Several months, however, were required to activate and reproduce meibomian lipids and to change the morphology of the meibomian glands, perhaps because the alteration of lipid composition followed by morphological changes of meibomian glands takes much longer time than the rehydration of fluid and mucins.