Sentence examples for may be subpopulations from inspiring English sources

There may be subpopulations within normal or dysplastic but premalignant breast epithelium for which tamoxifen alone is insufficient prevention.

The incomplete overlap of expression among GFRα1, PLZF and NGN3 in juvenile rhesus testes suggested that there may be subpopulations of type-A spermatogonia with distinct molecular phenotypes.

High-risk groups may be subpopulations living in areas with elevated environmental exposure e.g. industrial areas, areas in the vicinity of waste sites, historically polluted areas [ 8], or they may be populations belonging to specific social classes [ 9], with specific dietary habits e.g. elevated fish consumers [ 10] or with a specific home environment [ 11].

Symptomatic infections usually comprise one predominant brood of malaria parasites, but multiple genotypes are often present particularly in higher-transmission settings and so within one host there may be subpopulations with different drug susceptibilities (and also different stages of asexual development).

Despite its successful applications for modeling longitudinal change, there may be multiple subpopulations with unobserved heterogeneities.

Occasionally there also may be minor subpopulations with near normal or subnormal length.

E. Asian population, suggesting that there may be undiscovered subpopulations and diversity among strains of African or S.E.

Alternatively, there may be different subpopulations, which have adapted to different niches i.e. in the nasal cavity and rumen.

Recent findings even suggest that there may be other subpopulations of A. gambiae s.s. that have not yet been adequately sampled (Riehle et al. 2011).

That is, we do not account for the fact that there may be distinct subpopulations of individuals in our sample (Lippert et al., 2011).

The heterogeneity of peripheral blood monocytes has led to the concept that there may be distinct subpopulations of cells with specialized functions [ 10, 14, 34, 35].