Sentence examples for which may interpret from inspiring English sources

Mechanistically, the interaction of Ahr with STAT1 negatively regulates NF- κB activation in LPS-stimulated MΦ, which may interpret, at least partly, the enhanced production of the proinflammatory cytokines in Ahr−/− mice [ 93].

The lack of a dramatic gain-of-function phenotype in the MPN-BSH mp-S319 plants may be attributable to the residual MP activity present in the hypomorph mp-S319 mutant, which may interpret the auxin gradient.

The ALFF measures the low-frequency spontaneous fluctuation of neural activity for a certain voxel, while ReHo measures the regional homogeneity of spontaneous neural activity among neighboring voxels, which may interpret the differential findings in ALFF and ReHo.

At the time, Mark Siddall, from the Earth Sciences Department at the University of Bristol, said the study "strengthens the confidence with which one may interpret the IPCC results".

In the statement his spokesperson said: "Sir John's letter makes reference to notes and records concerning Mr Blair, which some may interpret as an implicit suggestion that Mr Blair caused the delay, this is not true.

We reviewed reports of studies recently published to assess the extent to which current research is able to inform reproductive health care practices for migrant women (i.e., those born in countries other than the receiving country) - in so doing, we sought to offer a view of the landscape from which clinicians may interpret relevant publications.

Stress may also be causing you to have trouble connecting to your environment, which you may interpret as being in a "boring" situation.

The placement of your tattoo may convey certain stereotypes; an example being the "tramp stamp" of the lower back, which some may interpret as being an indication of low morals and immaturity.

Most patients followed our guidelines for anti-osteoporosis therapy, which may also interpret the difference in refracture ratio.

Statistically, for each obtained POG or POGR score, we can calculate the P-value of observing the score in random lists from the original data, which may help interpret the intuitive score.

For examples of interrogative pro-forms which may be interpreted as Negotiators, see examples [22] through [24] above.