Sentence examples for that may protrude from inspiring English sources

Marl prairies are located where marl covers limestone that may protrude as pinnacles or erode into solution holes: depressions formed by the same processes that create sinkholes.

In this analysis, we took advantage of the fact that in H. polymorpha dnm1 cells, long peroxisomal extensions are formed that may protrude into the bud, but are not separated from the mother organelle due to the absence of Dnm1 (Nagotu et al, 2008).

We speculate that OPA1 may protrude the mitochondrial inner membranes towards each other during the fusion process.

Don't worry about any tobacco tips that may be protruding from the rolling pins, these will be pulled in once you begin the rolling process.

I read somewhere that analogies are like ill-fitting coats – the most important parts are covered, but some may protrude and may restrict movement.

Some lesions may protrude into the vitreous humour.

A vault swelling may protrude through a normal opening, such as the anterior fontanelle.

Based on the observation that overexpression of Pex11pγ induce the membrane elongation and formation of juxtaposed elongated peroxisomes (JEPs) (Koch and Brocard, 2012; Koch et al., 2010), Pex11pγ may protrude the peroxisome membrane.

The bronze column capitals are submerged, barely protruding from the surface, waiting for a resurrection that may never come.

An additional Sharklet micropattern (+3SK2×2), in which the features protrude from the surface, was qualitatively assessed for performance as an alternative pattern for a CVC application that may be investigated further in future testing.

Some afflictions that may affect the uterus include infections; benign and malignant tumours; malformations, such as a double uterus; and prolapse, in which part of the uterus becomes displaced and protrudes from the vaginal opening.