Sentence examples for may enrich for from inspiring English sources

The traditional culturing methods are limiting by definition, e.g. in a mixed microbial population specific culture media may enrich for a single bacterial species, while a distinct species with distinct physical and metabolic requirements will not be detected despite being present in the sample.

The failure to find RPA34, which has been shown to interact with Tipin at single stranded DNA [21], [45], suggests that Tim may form multiple independent complexes and our isolation methods may enrich for a G2/M-specific form of Tim.

The isolation of three modifiers associated with these processes suggested that loss of dom function may enrich for this class of loci.

Furthermore, recent data has shown that chemotherapeutics [ 13, 14] and radiation [ 15] may enrich for bCSCs, possibly increasing risk of recurrence.

It has been reported that in EGFR-mutated lung cancer cell lines EGFR blockade may enrich for lung cancer stem-like cells that resist the treatment.

Although these trials have failed to find benefit in an unselected population, biomarkers of sensitivity or resistance may enrich for those patients that likely would derive benefit from these compounds.

If this were the case, then enrolling patients on the basis of cfDNA results may enrich trials for patients with a differing prognosis.

This simple transformation may enrich the potential for using unconventional computing substrates to implement digital circuits.

Immunoglobulin transport may enrich mucosal secretions for IgA, but the IgA response to MHV-68 is minimal [45] and much of the KSHV-specific antibody in mucosal secretions is IgG [46].

Therefore, research, on CO2 reduction by MES, using C. scatologenes as a biocatalyst, may enrich the selection of biocatalysts for MES systems, thereby further improving our understanding of these MES systems.

Patients who discontinue because of a lack of efficacy may enrich the pool of patients for whom the drug is efficacious.