Sentence examples for which may retard from inspiring English sources

Amorphous/nanocrystalline interface owns a high bonding energy, which may retard the growth of nanocrystals in a certain extent.

While in case of unstabilized and fresh organic waste materials, higher nutrient release rates may limit the microbial growth which may retard or even stop decomposition and mineralization of wastes (Senesi 1989).

It incorporates the risk of anthropomorphic reasoning, which may retard or even prevent the development of relevant animal models [ 1].

In addition, the interaction of HMGB1 with phosphatidylserine on the cell surface inhibits the phagocytosis of apoptotic neutrophils by macrophages [ 7], which may retard the resolution of inflammation.

A second plausible mechanism of the reduced PAD risk with IS therapy may be the anti-inflammatory effects of t thiazolidinediones used in the BARI 2D trial, which may retard atherosclerosis development and progression (33, 34).

Nowadays, silver sulfadiazine (SSD) is used as an agent of choice in topical burns treatment; however, it exerts serious adverse reactions leading to neutropenia, erythema multiforme, crystalluria, and methaemoglobinemia [ 9, 16] as well as cytotoxic effect toward fibroblasts and keratinocytes which may retard wound healing process [ 17].

In the future, identification of bacterial pathogens may help us to find more effective treatments for these patients, which may also retard progression of diabetes complications.

Opiates, although effective in reducing pain, have severe side effects (nausea, itching, reduced gut mobility, and urinary retention), which may markedly retard the postoperative recovery.

Chlorite was precipitated mainly as grain rims (Fig. 4e), which may have retarded quartz cementation in the mesodiagenetic stage.

The most immediate reaction of blood with the biomaterial surface is plasma protein adsorption and activation of blood components which may be retarded by the increased surface roughness of mPE polymer due to this treatment.

A more in-depth understanding of the mechanisms by which RAS inhibition may retard or even reverse renal disease progression may significantly improve the morbidity and mortality associated with chronic kidney disease.