Sentence examples for possibly alteration from inspiring English sources

From these results enhancement of melphalan cytotoxicity mediated by NO appears to be complex and may involve several pathways, including possibly alteration of the repair of melphalan-induced lesions.

Osteoporosis is a chronic, progressive disease of the skeleton characterized by bone fragility due to a reduction in bone mass and possibly alteration in bone architecture which leads to a propensity to fracture with minimum trauma[ 1].

The ordinance was referred to the License and Consumer Protection Committee, where I'm sure there will be more discussion and possibly alterations.

This difference was due to tumour shrinking following fixation and possibly alterations after cutting, staining and coverslipping procedures of tumours and was a systematic effect.

Our results, combined with previous studies, suggest that part of DHA's activity is to alter cellular permissiveness for uptake of several kinds of small organic molecules, possibly through alteration of membrane lipid composition.

Increased fibre diameter, and possibly an alteration to the fibre sectional shape, are the most promising changes.

This suggests that TE insertion into the protein coding genes may lead to generation of new isoforms possibly via alteration of splicing signal, thus as a result conferring sRNA regulation to the host gene.

One possibility is that DM may promote a transient but catastrophic destabilization of the pre-bound peptide/MHCII complex, possibly through alteration of the three hydrogen bonds mediated by residues (51 53) of the MHCII α chain [16] and 81 of the β chain [17], [18].

For example, OAS inhibits prostaglandin F2α synthesis, possibly through alteration of arachidonic acid metabolism [ 24].

An additional mechanism of transcriptional control, not only of single genes but of gene programs, is possibly the alteration of the topoisomerases.

The enriched term gland morphogenesis possibly indicates alteration of some processes during salivary gland neoplasia [ 95] as it is an outcome of modified morphogenetic events.