Sentence examples for may be indigenous from inspiring English sources

After the pre-sputtering, negative ions gave distinct ion responses (Figure 2), which may be indigenous to the particle.

As there is little information in New Zealand linking P. kernoviae with plant disease, it may have been present for much longer and may be indigenous.

The types containing 2 copies of MIRU24, with and without RD9 originate exclusively from West Africa, suggest that these may be indigenous to this region.

They may be indigenous children in Guatemala in Latin America, they may be hill tribe children in Asia or they may be children of African descent living in Brazil".

In addition, both central European farmer haplotypes and the N1a haplotypes found in the modern Europeans were not found in the Near East region, thus suggesting that the farmer N1a lineages may be indigenous to central Europe and less likely that they were originated from the Near East agriculturists [ 8].

Interestingly, the Korean P. plancyi is not closely related to the Korean P. nigromaculatus, suggesting that the Korean P. plancyi may not be indigenous, and is probably recently established.

These results suggested that there were 4 different subgenotypes of HEV prevalent in Shanghai, and some of them may not be indigenous to Shanghai but introduced from other geographic regions.

Based on the phylogenetic analysis, the 4 subgenotypes closely clustered with 4 previously identified stains from other different geographic regions, respectively, suggesting that some of the HEV isolates may not be indigenous to Shanghai.

"Because mining companies are making less money than they were, it may be that indigenous investors have been more cautious, which would make it more difficult for mining companies to pull in more investors," he said.

For example, there may be some indigenous communities that invoke TEK to mean a radically different cultural paradigm, one in which it is not appropriate to speak of knowledge as distinct from practice or belief.

Our observations in 2009 showing no recruitment in Jamaica Bay or the New York Harbor region suggests that the recruitment within TZ-H may have been indigenous.