The phrase "array might be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or possibility of an array existing or being in a certain state or condition.
Example: "The array might be larger than we initially estimated, which could affect our calculations."
Alternatives: "the array could be" or "the array may be".
I can't wait to light one of my solid gold cigars with one of these… although I think the new microlens array might be toxic when burned.
In the future, more sensitive radio telescopes, such as the Square Kilometer Array, might be able to find even weaker signals than we can detect now, he said.
Thus, dynein fluorescence on the radial MT array might be different from the moving foci.
Thus, in order to avoid any potential spatial heterogeneity that might occur, the position of the optical array might be slightly moved to scan the tissue area under analysis, enabling several measurements, in different locations, by each optical microsensor.
For example, our results suggest that restoring even an intermediate level of DNA methylation or small increases in heterochromatinization of the D4Z4 array might be sufficient to lower DUX4-fl expression to a non-pathogenic level.
The comparison between tomato and Arabidopsis revealed a lower identity value, further supporting the hypothesis that the TOM1 array might be enriched for conserved fruit-associated genes and thus for using the tomato array as a reference for gene expression studies in fleshy fruits.
The elements in these arrays might be basic arithmetic units or some abstraction at higher level or lower level.
Barbir [31] has considered a number of alternative applications in which PV arrays might be coupled with PEM electrolyzers for grid-independent hydrogen generation or joint grid-electricity and/or hydrogen generation, with and without storage.
In some cases, depending on local climatic, topographical or electricity pricing regimes, different tilt angles can be used, or the arrays might be offset from the normal East-West axis to favour morning or evening output.
Given this limitation, we asked whether SNP arrays might be better suited to detect chromosome-wide changes in a highly amplified genome.
Identical arrays might be built for the analysis of the TCRα, -γ and -δ repertoires and of the B-cell receptor repertoire in humans and other species.
