Sentence examples for be due to sequence from inspiring English sources

However, it is shown here that in many cases such putative cis eQTLs should be considered with extra care: the data that are interpreted as reflecting differential gene expression could actually be due to sequence diversity in the probe regions.

Because variation in signal intensity of hybridized cDNA could be due to sequence divergence and/or different expression levels between samples, no attempt was made to interpret the results in a quantitative fashion.

That the shR-P15 was most discriminatory for silencing of a short atxn7 target (and not position 16 as shown by Schwarz et al. 2006), could simply be due to sequence context and the nature of the nucleotide mismatch in this case.

The discrepancy in responses to HL9 might be due to sequence heterogeneity in different viral clades.

The observed inconsistencies between phenotypes/PCR and CGH may be due to sequence variations in the microarray-probe target sequences in the test stains.

The relatively low success rate of the SSR markers could be due to sequence divergence among the wheat lines from which the SSRs were designed and tested.

These are likely to be due to sequencing or alignment errors.

To the best of our knowledge, this has not been described before, but could be due to sequence-dependent DNA methylation or the fact that genetic variation in a similarly methylated region can affect the entire region (given that we have excluded the direct effects of SNPs on methylation probes).

As expected from the phenotypic similarity with the flowers of CHS-A cosuppressed plants, the flower color pattern in Red Star was in fact demonstrated to be due to sequence-specific degradation of the CHS-A RNA in the white sectors [ 23].

These discrepancies could be due to sequencing errors.

Some of the sequence diversity may be due to sequencing errors.