Sentence examples for may be networked from inspiring English sources

Terminals may be networked together if there is more than one in a particular pharmacy.

Because imprinted genes are usually found in clusters [ 36] and their regulation may be networked [ 37], methylation alterations of this DMR have the potential for regulating (and dysregulating) multiple genes on different chromosomes.

EFNB1 and 3 expression appears linked to that of BCL-xL, PI3KCD, p21, PAI-1, and, indirectly, PAI-2, in published reports and by bioinformatics analysis (Fig. 1H) (Hafner et al., 2005), suggesting these transcripts may be networked, a hypothesis that merits further study.

Others may be networks run by doctors.

As difficult as it may be, network and get work experience early.

This suggested that the increase in Wnt signalling may be network-wide and not specific to a particular arm of the pathway.

In the long term, the most effective configuration may be networks of highly protected areas nested within a broader management framework (Salm and others 2006).

Your school computers may not be networked together, which means they cannot be accessed through RDC.

Services offered, including limits on the number of devices that can be networked, may vary by region.

The filter also has the parameters whose optimal configuration may be different network by network.

In December 2007, Eidos filed for a second trademark for Tomb Raider Underworld, reserving the right to provide "computer games that may be accessed network-wide by network users".