Sentence examples for may become consistent from inspiring English sources

As the error rate (i.e. number of flipped variant calls) increases, some variant calls may become consistent with a different haplotype of higher accuracy.

In other words, while expression of individual genes in a pathway may vary considerably across samples with similar phenotypic characteristics, expression of the pathway as a whole may become consistent across the samples.

A consequence of this further reduction of the set F q, r is that fragments that were previously removed because of pairwise inconsistencies, may became consistent again.

This issue needs to be considered and resolved in developing a novel method, since one of the expectations in pathway-level aggregation has been that the expression of the pathway as a whole may become more consistent, predictive, and reproducible across independent datasets despite gene-level inconsistencies [ 5, 9].

We have to become consistent again".

"We have to become consistent," he said.

The tree topologies may become more stable, and consistent with plausible hypotheses of the evolution of morphological traits, as the mtDNA of additional taxa are added to the data set.

On the other hand, if a variant is under strong directional selection, changes in allele frequency will be consistent in direction and may become large over several generations.

In addition, a conventional ultrasonic bath may become a simple apparatus for the production of consistent quality spherical GNPs in aqueous solutions.

However, unless there is consistent push toward sustainability, the results may become just half baked.

However, when the stimulus-stop mappings are consistent (as in Experiment 2), response inhibition may become automatised (Verbruggen, Best, Bowditch, Stevens, & McLaren, 2014; Verbruggen & Logan, 2008a).