Sentence examples for which may impinge from inspiring English sources

FKBP52, in addition to the classic C-terminal MEEVD motif, recognises amino acids at the ATP binding pocket [85], which may impinge on p23 interaction.

Single-station software usage is generally not affected by website time-lags, down times, or record limits, all of which may impinge on the usability of web-based products.

Many women in prison have been exposed to or are currently experiencing a number of difficulties which may impinge on their children's social and emotional development directly or indirectly.

In relation to the recovery in early adulthood, epidemiological studies of psychotic-like experiences suggest an increase and decrease in such experiences in late adolescence, 39 40 which may impinge on ascertainment strategies for at risk mental states, especially given that about 80% of such participants meet the criteria on the basis of such attenuated symptoms.

Increasing GSI from the prespawning through spawning phases [ 52] and build up of intra-ovarian pressure following maturation of oocytes are believed to activate stretch pathways in the ovarian wall, which may impinge on neurons of NPO in the POA of C. batrachus [ 62, 63].

Briefly, our findings show that HDACIs have a strong immunomodulatory potential that may contribute to the potency and specificity of these antineoplastic compounds and suggest that the immunosuppressive vs. increased tumor immunity effect of HDACIs might be important for targeting tumor cell proliferation and survival, which may impinge on the future clinical use of these drugs.

For example, he says "… in the parallelogram of forces, the "forces" themselves do not combine into the diagonal resultant; a body is needed on which they may impinge, to exhibit their resultant effect" (1890/1950, p. 159).

But it is Elementary's relocation of the character to a modern setting which may closely impinge on the BBC series, which has made laptops and text messaging an important element of its plots.

Steve Shaw, the society's secretary, said: "It'll be well-nigh impossible to support lapwings and sandmartins [with a] cycle track which may well impinge on the sanctuary".

Third, the extent of the activation of each of the apoptotic pathway components is probably different in the injury response versus developmental cell death, which may subsequently impinge on Dmp53 regulation.

Other ways in which coronin-1A may impinge on the orchestration of TCR-induced IκB degradation and, potentially, on functional properties of the CRAC channel regulators (STIM and ORAI) of Ca2+ influx, remain to be determined.