Sentence examples for system may constitute from inspiring English sources

Thus, our current findings suggest that the EPO-EPOR system may constitute a potential target for the therapeutic modulation of angiogenesis in cancer that warrants further investigation.

Addressing the limitations given by the size of the present data, the results indicate that the tested transponder monitoring system may constitute a practical tool to obtain a correlate of rectal temperatures in groups of pigs.

Furthermore, V2Rs detect a peptide pheromone secreted from the lachrymal gland (Kimoto et al. 2005) and small peptides for the major histocompatibility complex (Loconto et al. 2003; Leinders-Zufall et al. 2004), and this system may constitute a fundamental mechanism for defining species individuality.

The large loss of DIC between the spring and midstream pond, attributed to biological pump effects, demonstrates that natural surface water systems may constitute an important sink of carbon (on the order of a few hundred tons of C km2/a) as DIC is transformed to autochthonous organic matter.

These systems may constitute useful models for the study of breast-cancer metastasis.

Increasing data suggest that the ubiquitin-proteasome system (UPS) may constitute one of these links, by regulating the level or the function of key regulatory proteins.

Insufficient technical and contract management capacity is commonly cited as a weakness of national procurement systems and may constitute a salient barrier to the use of strategic contracting practices by many developing countries.

The old system may be broken.

But the system may be beyond fixing.

Your old operating system may be deleted!

These components together may constitute a system for nitrate respiration in anaerobic conditions as well as for nitrogen assimilation.