Sentence examples for may contain further from inspiring English sources

Each node of a bigraph may be enclosed by another node and may contain further nodes itself.

These estimates are to be considered as minimum values, since, with low probability, the copies of a genotype may contain further clones.

Three fields were found in the XML data that are not mapped to SRAdb SQLite and may contain further protocol data: Library_Descriptor, Sample_Attributes and Submission_Attribute.

Free text records, as distinct from coded records, may contain further information on diagnosis (which have been copied or imported from hospital letters) and are also likely to contain important information on the severity of symptoms or on additional symptoms which have not been coded.

We have to date analysed only coded GPRD data and have not examined the free text part of the records which may contain further information on diagnosis (e.g. in the hospital letters) and are likely to also contain important information on the severity of symptoms or on additional symptoms which have not been coded.

In this process PrPTSE particles (that may or may not contain further components or obtain assistance by helper molecules) exert a proteinaceous seeding activity by putatively acting as nuclei which recruit cellular prion protein (PrPC) and incorporate it, in a beta-sheet rich amyloid form, into growing aggregates of misfolded PrP.

Early MRSA detection, proper screening of patient contacts and adequate eradication therapy may in time help to contain further spread of PVL-positive MRSA strains in the community and, eventually, to health care environments.

And a 2013 review from the Journal of Ethnopharmacology found that while deer antler base — a traditional Chinese medicine — may contain some beneficial compounds, "further safety assessments and clinical trials in humans need to be performed before it can be integrated into medicinal practices".

These may contain misassemblies or require further 'finishing' work to resolve gaps (Chain et al., 2009).

We expect that the cores mostly correspond to complexes and that the periphery may contain complex vertices plus further vertices.

Some gas-processing plants may contain additional distilling columns for further separation of the NGL into propane, butane, and heavier liquids.