Sentence examples for there may be defects from inspiring English sources
The variable ability of Groucho/TLE to oppose Wnt signaling in colon cancer cells suggests there may be defects in one or more of these steps.
Thus, there may be defects in Müller glia that contribute to the observed structural defects and cell loss in the cKO retinas.
To this end, efforts have been invested in evaluating the number and function of regulatory cell subsets, in order to test the hypothesis that at sites of synovial inflammation there may be defects in pathways of peripheral tolerance.
Although higher levels of IgM-specific autoantibodies were not observed in the pristane-treated IFNAR2-/ mice, total serum levels of IgM were highly elevated in pristane-treated IFNAR2-/ mice, suggesting that there may be defects in isotype switching to IgG in these mice.
For an epoxy resin there may be three ranges of isothermal cure temperatures distinguished by the type of cohesive defects formed.
The sample grown at a current density of −2.0 mA/cm2 shows the highest green emission compared to the other samples or the lowest IUV/IVisible value, which indicates that there may be more defects induced during the growth such as O vacancies [43].
However there may be subtle defects in how the filaments line up, caused by excess amounts of protein, which could interfere with proper filament alignment.
It is noteworthy that the fertilization success rate of the mutants was lower than that of the controls, suggesting there may be some defects in the mutant oocytes that affected their fertilization.
There may be anatomical defects that increase risk of pathogens entering the upper respiratory tract and lung, they may be born preterm, of low birthweight and children may have a compromised immune system making them more susceptible to infection.
Pre-clinical animal studies suggest that there may be specific defects in diabetic cardiomyocytes which may be responsible including increased mitochondrial generation of reactive oxygen species, impaired signalling via the PI3-Akt survival kinase pathway and reduced rates of ATP synthesis (reviewed in [ 8, 9]).
At first, there may be no defect at all.
