Sentence examples for possibly defective from inspiring English sources
Some parts of that system "were identified as possibly defective and replaced," the report said.
DETROIT (AP) — Government safety regulators are investigating Ford Crown Victoria police cars because of complaints about possibly defective steering columns.
KHOU-TV Channel 11, the Houston CBS affiliate owned by A. H. Belo first reported in February that possibly defective Firestone tires on Ford Explorers may have caused a number of deaths across the country.
Possibly, defective signaling leads to abnormal adjustments of calcium levels in circulation [26].
Then there exists a (possibly defective) probability distribution (P) such that for all (z in mathcal Z ), (-mathrm{log}_{2} P^{prime } z) = L_{C^{prime }} (z)).
Impairment of insulin signaling in adipose tissue leads to increase of lipolysis and, possibly, defective storage of FFA in adipocytes.
Also high amount of additives possibly cause defective crystal formation and low degree of crystallinity.
Studies in Drosophila suggest that ASPM may interact with myosin II in regulating spindle orientation and interkinetic nuclear migration (INM) in neural progenitor cells (Rujano et al., 2013), suggesting that vRG cells with Aspm mutation possibly experienced defective INM, resulting in reduction of oRG cells in the late developmental stages in our culture system (Fig. 4E).
Therefore, POMC neurons lacking Rps6kb1 displayed a hyperpolarized resting membrane potential in high glucose while the biophysical properties of AgRP neurons lacking Rps6kb1 did not alter in different glucose concentrations possibly indicating defective glucose sensing.
What all of these approaches have in common is that they appear to strengthen Th1-mediated immunity, thus possibly restoring defective immune maturation due to overly hygienic living conditions: a little bit of dirt does not seem bad!
Rather, the absence of breakpoints in this region in the resistant maize plants strongly implies that such recombinants are possibly usually defective, and that natural selection is responsible for their apparent rarity in nature.
