Sentence examples for substrates that may from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the neural substrates that may subserve these impairments include the ventral striatum, amygdala, and prefrontal cortices.

The first two trips (June 2012, April/May 2013) were planned after the rainy season (December to March) in an effort to collect spontaneous seedlings on orchid-rich substrates that may have germinated under the wetter conditions.

This is a promising and simple process for creating nanoheterostructures on commercially available and widely used FTO substrates that may also lead to enhanced properties in photocatalysis, DSSCs, and gas sensing.

By applying systems neuroscience tools to identify, analyze, and extend the multisensory perceptual substrates that may underlie the therapeutic benefits of social robots, future studies have the potential to strengthen the clinical utility of social robots for individuals with ASD.

In particular, the 1,1'-bibenzimidazole scaffold appears very promising for perspective development of inherently chiral substrates that may be used as additives, or supporting electrolytes, or ionic liquids.

Collectively, and in agreement with the behavioural data, the imaging findings argue for a targeted modulatory role of the OX1R on neurobehavioural substrates that may be perturbed in states of addiction.

Most often, the formation of PS can create defects in the surface of the Si substrate that may enhance the gettering effect as extrinsic gettering effect.

This augmentation appears to be mediated via induction of heat shock and thus provides a novel cellular substrate that may allow further attenuation of vaccine strains.

This interesting result means that there are two different types of droplets on the substrate that may indicate that the droplet nucleation is a double-stage process, and during the indium deposition time, the initial surface changes significantly.

They demonstrate that, except when in vicinity of a conductive substrate that may reveal the nanotip structure, the electrochemical behavior of the nanotip array is dictated by its micrometer dimension (the fiber bundle).

Based on PFM AFM stiffness images, a "transition zone" with a width on the order of 600 1500 nm was observed between CPO and the TPO substrate that may play an important role in affecting the adhesion strength.