Sentence examples for transport may explain from inspiring English sources

This limited molecular transport may explain why NGF did not increase in discs from our obese patients.

Loss of synaptic proteins leading to synaptic dysfunctions and perturbation of cytoskeleton leading to disturbance of axonal transport may explain the underlying mechanisms of these cognitive changes [ 1, 2].

Similarly, the already reported negative effects of high temperature and furfural over cytoskeleton elements and consequently over their physiological functions - including vesicular transport- may explain the alterations in more than 6 ORFs related with the cellular matrix [ 57– 57].

These transport channels have an influence on membrane structure and integrity and HIV binding to these transport channels may explain some of the mechanisms that contribute to membrane instability with consequent haemolysis and cytopaenias in HIV patients.

In the study of Parepally et al. [39] only ibuprofen had a saturable transport, which may explain its delayed effect on NDV compared to indomethacin and naproxen.

Dependence of solute loss on transport distance may explain the previously noted discrepancy between the observed soil thickness and that predicted based on curvature.

Likewise, sustained NO release from percutaneously implanted microdialysis probes reduced tissue impedance to glucose transport, which may explain the reduced sensor lag time observed in the present study.

Local combustion sources, including traffic and residual oil burning, may play a year-round role in the associations between air pollution and CVD outcomes, but transported aerosols may explain the seasonal variation in associations shown by PM2.5 mass.

Inability to access appropriate means of transport during labour may explain a significant proportion of mothers unable to physically access health facilities during childbirth.

The MHC pathway is a vesicle-dependent process, which uses ER-Golgi networks, as do milk components; thus, the MHC can be considered a competitor of the vesicle-transport system, which may explain its deceased activity implied herein [ 23].

Transport may also explain differences in behaviour between S. cerevisiae and E. coli, since active xylose transporters are present in E. coli [ 34, 35] but missing in S. cerevisiae.