Sentence examples for that may retard from inspiring English sources

Recently, glucosamine sulfate has received attention as a putative agent that may retard cartilage degradation in OA.

This may be due to the enhanced hydrophilicity conferred to the liposomal surface by the PEG chains that may retard the encapsulation of resveratrol.

Glucosamine sulfate, which has received attention as a putative agent that may retard cartilage structural degradation in OA, has been investigated in several OA trials [ 3- 5].

Key questions of the effects of testosterone on patient reported outcomes and functional benefits that may retard physical or mental frailty of the elderly or improve the quality of life are not yet available.

Owing to the severity of ocular complications associated with high myopia, tremendous efforts have been put into the investigation of interventions that may retard the progression of myopia in children, thus decreasing the severity of myopia at maturity.

Although tumour vessels have attributes that favour movement of molecules across the vessels such as wide inter-endothelial junctions, large number of fenestrae and discontinuous or absent basement membrane, these are offset by the high interstitial pressure and low microvascular pressure that may retard extravasation of molecules, particularly into large tumours [ 35].

But the new legislation seems to impose on every state a Texas-type model that may actually retard sensible accountability in some places.

Peretyazhko et al. [19] recently demonstrated that mineral-associated Fe(II) can be an effective heterogeneous reductant of Tc VII) under anoxic conditions, yielding insoluble Tc(IV) precipitates, coprecipitates, and/or surface complexes that may significantly retard Tc migration.

[24] Supported by these data, particularly by the prior trial that suggested a therapeutic benefit as well as by its potential Aβ lowering effect, we hypothesized that indomethacin may retard the clinical progression of AD.

But -- and this is the paradox at the heart of Mr. Acemoglu's analysis -- that relationship may retard the growth of democracy in China.

Anodic TiO2 nanotubes have been intensively studied for the application in supercapacitors, but the formation of nanograss is often avoided for the belief that it may retard capacitive performance.