Sentence examples for yet we cannot exclude from inspiring English sources

Yet we cannot exclude that endothelial MVs known to expose tPA, another activator of plasmin generation, could also contribute to a rhTM-restored plasmin activity [4].

Yet, we cannot exclude that we missed one cell type in the DL2 cluster.

Yet, we cannot exclude an unknown function of the Imp3 protein being impaired in the IMPQ strain.

Yet, we cannot exclude the possibility that frequent drinkers might tend to be careless with their health.

Yet, we cannot exclude that IGF1R-mediated responses by glargine take place in other tissues in vivo.

Assuming a MAR mechanism for depression did not significantly change how individuals are grouped yet we cannot exclude misclassification for individuals who also have a missing cognition score.

Therefore, the significance of the occurrence of such auto-correlated patterns in our analyses is not yet clear, as we cannot exclude the possibility that a NUE could be detected in a larger data set for each organism.

Whilst the exact roles of +53 and +57 with respect to SCL activity have yet to be determined, we cannot exclude them from the SCL regulon until further studies are performed (see also discussion below).

Although studies have shown that a negative HPV test and normal cytology is associated with an extremely low risk for CIN3+ (Cuzick et al, 2006; Bulkmans et al, 2007; Mayrand et al, 2007; Dillner et al, 2008; Rijkaart et al, 2012a), we cannot exclude yet that this may have biased our estimations (Ransohoff and Feinstein, 1978; Choi, 1992).

Of course, we cannot exclude yet that besides that volatiles are tested in this work as individual chemical substances, some other volatiles can contribute to the observed effects being an integrative part of the pool of biologically active volatiles produced by the tested bacteria.

To be sure, the early adopting physicians who began using e-prescribing in 2005 could differ from physicians who have not yet adopted e-prescribing today, and we cannot exclude the possibility that these differences could lead to a different result from the use of FDS.