Sentence examples for which may transform from inspiring English sources

But I can't keep it up forever, and what better time than the silly season to write about this phenomenon, which may transform higher education, or just turn out to be another damp squib.

Upon germination, a spore releases one or more individual cells known as myxamoebas, which may transform into so-called swarm cells with two flagella (whiplike structures used in swimming).

Stem cell therapy and bioengineering constitute a promising field, which may transform our paradigms in orthopaedics.

Migraine is an episodic disease which may transform to a chronic form.

These industrial activities highly influenced usage of land-use which may transform some spaces into industry-related usage.

Research output are expected towards this aim which may transform perovskite solar cells toward a truly green, highly stable and low-cost photovoltaic solar cells.

Although experimental evidence has suggested that mutations in KRAS codon 12, particularly p.G12V, confer lower GTPase activity (Bollag and McCormick, 1995; Al-Mulla et al, 1999), which may translate to greater transforming potential, our data are not consistent with a clear difference in the prognostic significance of somatic KRAS mutations by codon.

Yet whether individual companies make it or not, the new ideas that are intriguing top venture capitalists offer an early look at which technologies may transform the way we live in coming years.

However, as we will see, the ways in which technologies may transform experiences of illness are much richer than this.

(Typically primates including humans look at one object for a short period during which it may transform by translation, size, isomorphic rotation, and/or view, and all these types of transform can therefore be learned by VisNet).

The precise mechanism by which cadmium may transform breast cells is unknown, but the results of this study suggest it is unlikely to be a metalloestrogenic effect via estrogen receptors.