Sentence examples for perhaps higher levels from inspiring English sources

Perhaps higher levels of infection (and therefore transmission) would be found with ticks that feed on birds, the natural reservoir hosts of WNV.

Thus, perhaps higher levels of insulin and IGFs in the highly obese can drive the growth of Basal-like tumors, but not Luminal tumors, through this pathway [ 41, 42].

The advantages of faster growth may also have trade-offs resulting in increased risk of cancer because of less DNA repair, less apoptosis of cells with DNA damage, more generation of mutations earlier in development and perhaps higher levels of receptors for growth factors.

My guess is that perhaps high levels of both systematizing and empathizing are characteristic of the best film editors".

In the sc SOP enhancer one of the α boxes is indeed close to an E box, so perhaps high levels of Sc and low levels of NF-κB/Rel combine to activate transcription in the SOP.

Perhaps high levels of STAT 1 phosphorylation at S727 might activate specific genes involved in IFN resistance.

We and others have not been able to obtain transgenic lines that overexpress Bmi1 at very high levels (He et al., 2009) in proliferating cells, indicating that perhaps high levels of Bmi1 overexpression are incompatible with embryonic development.

Perhaps high levels of distress related to the diabetes treatment reflect problems with the regimen 26, which could hinder the ability to implement the behaviours needed to manage the demands of the disease and achieve good glycaemic control.

40 Non-collection of prescription medication could, therefore, be less commonly experienced by those elderly people, making the effect on health harder to measure, or perhaps high levels of prescribing to the elderly means that drugs that do not affect their (self-rated) health can be deferred.

Perhaps higher androgen levels in the circulation from younger males are responsible for increased follicular atresia that the authors observed, as this is a known effect of potent androgens.

Not so, perhaps, at higher levels of government.