Sentence examples for which could impinge from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the North Slope Borough and A.S.R.C. joined oil-industry groups in lawsuits that opposed protections for bearded seals and polar bears, which could impinge on future oil facilities.
This is perhaps unsurprising given that we also observed effects on a number of other pathways downstream of RAC1 signaling, such as STAT3 and MTOR, which could impinge on the phenotypes of Apc loss.
The interesting similarity between IESs and spliceosomal introns goes further, including a positional bias along genes (Catania and Lynch 2008; this study), the mechanism of selective cost (Lynch 2002; this study), and the potential role of these sequences in the generation of new genomic information (Gao and Lynch 2009; this study), which could impinge on phenotype.
This could occur via physical interaction of liganded AR with β-catenin [51] or with membrane residents such as Src [58], which could then impinge on the Wnt pathway through activation of the PI3 kinaxisAkt/Gsk3β axis [50], [59], [60].
Thus, Tbx6 appears to have effects on at least two separate aspects of laterality determination which could both impinge on Notch signaling: one a direct effect on expression of Dll1 in PSM and the second, an effect on the morphology and motility of nodal cilia which interferes with the nodal flow (Figure 10).
The mechanism by which p38 MAPK signalling could impinge on cisplatin sensitivity or resistance has not been elucidated.
James A. Kadamus, a deputy commissioner of the State Education Department, said the city's new policy conformed with the federal education law, which he said allowed leeway in situations where transfers could impinge on a receiving school's health and safety conditions.
It was not the kind of love that children could impinge upon.
Palestinians say they are concerned the heritage project could impinge on Muslim freedom of worship.
Critics have attacked such use of employee data stating it could impinge on workers' health privacy.
Most nations participate in treaties that could impinge upon a music service's ability to operate without right-holders' consent.
