Sentence examples for may contain core from inspiring English sources
This pathway, along with pathways significantly over-represented from the combined trait dataset, may contain core biological processes linked to phenotypic variation observed in each of the traits under investigation.
Many of the CSBs consisted of 8 or more bp, and often contained core sequences identical to binding sites for known factors as well as other core sequences that aligned with shorter novel cDTs, suggesting that the longer cDTs may contain core recognition sequences for two or more TFs.
The experiments are also of interest to planetary scientists, who believe gas giant planets like Jupiter and Saturn may contain cores of metallic hydrogen.
The structure of the apoflavodoxin thermal intermediate suggests that the regions of natively folded proteins that are easily responsive to thermal activation may contain cores of intermediate hydrophobicity.
This list may contain a core set of genes that are essential for stem cell proliferation and maintenance.
Thus, helicase families that display the most substrate ambiguity by utilizing all four NTPs and function on either DNA or RNA (for example the DEAH/RHA [ Tanaka and Schwer, 2005] and NS3/NPH-II [ Preugschat et al., 1996] families; Figure 1A) may contain a core that functions similarly to that of an ancestral helicase.
Such TMAs may contain multiple cores of tissue from each tumour measuring 0.6 1.0 mm in diameter with a mix of tumour, normal and other tissues incorporated in the core.
This means that only one out of 24 PL or 12 AI dipeptides may contain the actual core motif of the YY1 binding consensus sequence.
In some areas, the core may contain "cap rock" and "sheath" in addition to salt.
PatE natural peptides may contain one or more core sequences; each is flanked at the N-terminus with a protease cleavage signal and at the C-terminus with PatGmac signal.
Marine cores may contain microscopic fossils of single-celled organisms called foraminifera, whose shells contain a record of water temperature and composition as stable isotopes of oxygen and carbon.
