Sentence examples for that may enforce from inspiring English sources

However, the cellular mechanisms triggered by hypoxia ischemia that may enforce UCB deleterious effects are not well elucidated.

A significantly larger nucleus accumbens (by 34%, p < 0.050) appears to be another deregulated component of striatal circuits that may enforce repetitive behaviors in autism.

Yet, I hope there is some "toxicity" that may enforce few readers to respond and test the hypotheses I have read this submission.

Second, waving possesses a further sophisticated and strikingly 'convenient' effect that may also enforce the innate avoidance of the addressee: When the wave of abdomen-thrusting bees spreads over the nest, the wave front stays indeed 'behind' the wasp, it factually press-gangs the wasp away from the place it originally wanted to prey on (see movie S4).

The suggestion that management may enforce factory rules more strictly, for example, or the suggestion that a college faculty may stiffen or relax degree requirements, immediately provokes a siege of rumour.

In certain small border towns, Cowan says, it's possible that authorities may enforce a ban, but only with local agreement.

The term copyright refers to the exclusive rights that may be enforced by some property owners.

Andrew Jackson, that a president may enforce his own interpretation of the Constitution in executing laws.

After federal appeals court rulings on Saturday and Tuesday, the courts are for the time being unanimous in saying that local officials may enforce such a requirement.

We may require, and the database system may enforce, that all values must be non- null, except possibly in the cellCount column.

When we introduced an alanine to this position, it completely abolished the MAVS activity, suggesting that the charged D53 may enforce the hydrophobic interaction above the aqueous surface.