Sentence examples for which may enforce from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the reported resistance of HIV-1 to RISC-mediated miRNA regulation [ 116] could theoretically be due in part to effects of small RNA, which may enforce transcript structure and transport [ 123, 124].

"A code which may be enforced by the use of verbal abuse, physical violence and even, on occasion, death.

Fossa mating includes a copulatory tie, which may be enforced by the male's spiny penis.

These are moral rights and obligations that bear the right relation to institutional practice, which therefore government may enforce, and must do so on demand, through its institutions (Dworkin 1986, 2011).

Many countries have outdated laws which may never be enforced - because lawmakers are often unaware they exist.

The other is the cooperative game, which concentrates on groups of players and may enforce cooperative behaviors.

A common-law court, for example, may enforce a gift promise in which the element of reliance was present in addition to a seal or a nominal consideration.

Mechanical force may enforce hybrid domain swing-out, which may also play a critical role in forming integrin's catch bands [ 67].

Increasing κ, which is nonzero for only a small fraction (<2%) of possible interactions in the model, may enforce an increase in number of nonzero edges with an incremental effect on the error.

The FCPA addresses accounting transparency under the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and includes anti-bribery provisions, which may prove arduous to enforce in an outsourcing partnership with a foreign organization.

The present study pointed to a direction of focus among curative health interventions which may be difficult to enforce among health practitioners.