Sentence examples for could be localised from inspiring English sources

For the other clusters with "Subcellular localisation: mitochondrion" Funcat proposes, based on sequence similarity, that they could be localised to mitochondrion.

I suppose it was a mixture of amazement, curiosity and scepticism; amazement if it worked; curiosity about how it was done, and scepticism that an emotion or instinct like anger could be localised and removed.

By assessing input and output, a particular aspect about the nature of stammering could be localised.

He said there could be localised flooding as rain falls on already saturated ground.

Part of the challenge in adding the most recent four countries was to make sure that the products could be localised correctly.

Environment Agency Wales (EAW) said there could be localised flooding of roads from blocked drains or small streams, but it did not expect any further flooding of homes and property.

Zhang et al. [ 10] found that scotomas and macular sparing could not be localised to occipital lesions but could occur in other locations of the visual pathway: a statement with which we concur.

In the tumour-affected hemisphere, however, these landmarks could only be identified in 49% and 86% respectively; in 14% of cases the motor hand area could not be localised according to anatomical landmarks.

There could also be localised flooding along the river Severn.

The Met Office said that following downpours on Friday there could also be localised flooding on Saturday.

Addison preferred to believe that the condition was caused by intemperance or some other external factor, and that since the whole body had been disrupted, it could not be localised to a specific organ.