Sentence examples for may correctly represent from inspiring English sources

The usage of candidate marker genes in taxonomy is underpinned with a notion that these genes may correctly represent the entire genomic complexity of the species and hence can be good surrogate to define the species.

It was recently claimed that an ill-posed null hypothesis may lead to the false identification of significant network patterns, as such a randomization process may not correctly represent naturally evolved networks [ 7, 8].

However, the traditional view may not correctly represent the procellariiformes' phylogeny.

Therefore this study may not correctly represent these groups.

From the unclear evolutionary scenario at deeper ray-finned fish levels it also follows that at these deep levels in some instances our working definitions of U, Z, P, S and L, which are based on phylogenetic tree analysis, may not correctly represent genuinely separate lineages.

the sampling rate of the recording by the relay may be too low which will not correctly represent the abnormal system condition.

In order to correctly represent those phenotypes, it may be necessary to pre-calculate an extremely large number of metabolic pathways.

If we assume that the available sequences correctly represent the diversity of the Athila elements present in Arabidopsis thaliana, we may infer the degree of activity of the different families of elements by their number of active copies.

As a result, small inversions and translocations may not be correctly represented.

To correctly represent the real behavior of a structure, joint flexibility must be considered.

(Another official in Netanyahu's office, however, insisted that such sentiments do not "correctly represent the Prime Minister's views").