Sentence examples for may actually arise from inspiring English sources
Xylitol may actually arise from the NADPH-dependent conversion of xylose by endogenous NADPH-dependent XR, such as the one encoded by GRE3 gene (Träff et al. [2002]).
Our finding that secondary information can impede processes associated with both inefficient and efficient search suggests that dual-task performance impairments may actually arise quite early in the information-processing chain and impact the selection of which low-level information in the environment is passed on to higher-order processes for scrutiny.
However, growing evidence suggests that some of the risks associated with anaemia may actually arise from RBC transfusion.
While we can make comparisons of prevalence between different settings, it is also important to recognize that differences may actually arise from differences in study questions.
In Asteraceae, apomixis may actually arise at the triploid level because of their mode of embryo sac development and endosperm formation (Talent, 2009).
However, a single t-test observation of cell viability from one experiment may not yield reliable results for a specific siRNA, because perceived variability in that siRNA when the target gene is knocked down may actually arise from experimental noise.
People are anticipating problems that may not actually arise".
This suggested that anthropoids may have actually arisen in Asia and then migrated to Africa a few million years later.
Nevertheless, accumulating evidences show that some JEV strains may have actually arisen from RNA recombination between genetically different populations of the virus.
Since most SSFs were preserved by being covered quickly with phosphate and this method of preservation is mainly limited to the Late Ediacaran and Early Cambrian periods, the animals that made them may actually have arisen earlier and persisted after this time span.
It remains to be elusive whether implants actually arise independently alongside the ovarian s-BOT as part of a field effect, or whether they may directly develop from the ovarian primary resembling its metastasis.
