Sentence examples for we might display from inspiring English sources
On returning to the NHM Martin and I began discussions with our colleagues to determine how feasible a purchase might be, how and where we might display the Stegosaurus, how we could use it for education and public outreach and, most importantly, what new science would result if we were lucky enough to secure it.
We hypothesized they might display a good bioaffinity and readily fused with the membrane of target cells.
We reasoned that IN might display specific recognition properties with DNA substrates containing symmetric or palindromic sequences, possibly leading to specific internal cleavage.
As taxonomists describe two species which are often confused (at least in Central Africa), we hypothesize that genetic variation might display diffuse discontinuities.
Epidote disappearance with pressure depends on the normative anorthite content of the bulk composition; we therefore expect that altered gabbros might display a much wider pressure range where epidote persists, potentially affecting the solidus relationships.
We therefore conclude that these cells might display a non-infectious entry pathway with the virions possibly getting stuck in endocytic vesicles.
Hence, we studied whether c-rel−/− mice might display pathological deposition of α-synuclein.
We further confirmed that Fbxl18 mediated the polyubiquitylation of Fbxl7 using in vitro ubiquitylation assays, and we also excluded the possibility that Fbxl7 might display autoubiquitylation activity.
We reasoned that embryonic Oa1-KO RPE might display subtle melanosomal abnormalities that remained undetected, since extensive quantitative analyses at prenatal stages have never been carried out.
In the present study, we hypothesized that the amino acid-coated MNPs might display some nanotoxicity in human important cells, including vascular endothelial cells and macrophages, and rat BMSCs.
Moreover, we present evidence suggesting that some MCL cases might display a CpG island methylator phenotype -like phenotype associated with poor clinical outcome.
