Sentence examples for may be seed from inspiring English sources

We found 4 miRNA families (hvu-miR894, hvu-miR158, hvu-miR161, hvu-miR391) that were not observed in barley leaf and so may be seed specific [ 16].

The Red Storm may be seeded as high as No. 2 when the field of 64 for the N.C.A.A. tournament is drawn today.

Alabama may be seeded No. 8 in the Phoenix regional of the N.C.A.A. tournament, it may have lost 12 games this season and it may have finished with a.500 record in the Southeastern Conference.

West Virginia's recent play can drastically improve its seeding in the N.C.A.A. tournament, where the Mountaineers may be seeded as high as a No. 1 if they beat Georgetown on Saturday.

That's the conclusion of a new study, which finds that microscopic bits of potassium-rich salt spewed skyward by trees and fungi may be seeding much of the region's precipitation.

The KRG may be seeding bold geo-strategic ambitions for the region, but on a domestic level, there is less certainty about the path – political, social or cultural – that Kurdistan is headed along.

Therefore, its presence in caves shows how quickly underground populations may be seeded from the surface.

However, with exceptional planning, remote locations may be seeded by taking advantage of seasonal rain (Piha et al. 1995).

The scaffold can be implanted into the patient to function as replacement tissue after in vitro MSC colonization (tissue engineering) or may be seeded with MSCs during surgery (regenerative medicine).

These methods, including the FDA-approved CellSearch technology, should be investigated in the CSF, particularly in primary CNS tumors where the CSF may be seeded before the blood [ 19, 20].

The scaffold may be seeded at the time of implantation or within a few days after a short in vitro culture period to promote MSC adherence to the biomaterial [ 82].