Sentence examples for we may alter from inspiring English sources

The excuse often returned by government for restricting how we may alter our own minds is that it is protecting us from ourselves.

We may alter, perhaps, to suit this event, the terms which, in one of the greatest specimens of English narrative, the great English historian describes on a memorable occasion the conduct of Rome.

We may alter a life more often than we expect, and we may never yet know our impact.

Ultimately understanding how we may alter anti-influenza responses in the lung of smoke-exposed mice will hopefully translate to promising pharmacological intervention strategies that may be used in the treatment of viral-induced exacerbations of COPD.

Although further studies are needed to clarify the role of hMena11a phosphorylation, we hypothesize it may alter the regulation of actin dynamics, since the 11a peptide is located in the EVH2 domain, the site of protein tetramerization and binding to the grown ends of actin filaments.

The slowing of the EPSC kinetics was not investigated in detail and the EPSC amplitudes were not compared, but it is consistent with the idea that changes in the properties of GCs, as we have observed, may alter signaling at downstream parallel fiber PC synapses.

We report a significant decrease of shade tolerance index along the hydric mesic xeric soil transition in most of the area considered except three subtropical/tropical ecoregions of the Southeastern U.S. We conclude that droughts may alter forest succession, and in particular decrease the role of forest gap dynamics and dominance of the shade-tolerant species in mature forests.

We hypothesized that hypoxia may alter OL cell lineage development contributing to PWMI.

We considered that phenothiazines may alter the permeability of plasma membrane, which could influence drug uptake.

Since ER is the site where most lipids are synthesized, we wondered whether doxorubicin may alter homeostasis of certain lipids that may result in cleavage of CREB3L1.

Given that SERCA function declines with age in the SCG we studied how aging may alter the refilling and release of Ca2+ from the SER.