Sentence examples for may harbor more from inspiring English sources
Like the housefly, human males may harbor more sinister schemes to outwit our female adversaries than we are aware of.
Humans may harbor more than 100 genes from other organisms.
However, other sponge species may harbor more diverse and less specific crenarchaeal species, which may improve their fitness in the estuary.
There is, however, some evidence to suggest that synthetic turf may harbor more bacteria.
Some regions may harbor more than one gene if the genes are close to each other.
Newly arisen variants in the genome, however, have had less time to be purged by selection or other evolutionary processes, and may harbor more deleterious effects.
The precise chromosomal markings for lamin A/C interaction have yet to be defined, but our data would suggest that chromosome 13 may harbor sequences more likely to be altered by a mutant nuclear lamina.
While sequencing of amplicons in this study indicated no evidence that such closely-related fungi exist on the skin of snakes, environmental samples may harbor much more diverse fungal communities.
The top three SNP rates were detected in strains 20, 24 and 26, which originated in India, Myanmar and the United Arab Emirates, respectively; thus these regions may harbor a more diverse sesame germplasm.> Although sesame is traditionally considered a self-pollinating plant, it is also subjected to crossed pollination by insects such as butterflies and bees.
In their ongoing search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI), Shostak is boosted by the fact that the Kepler spacecraft has discovered hundreds of new planets -- many of which are considered habitable -- and the amazing results of the Hubble Space Telescope which suggest that our home galaxy, the Milky Way, may harbor millions (or more) of habitable worlds.
The 20q13.2 region where the BORIS gene is located is commonly amplified in significant percentages of malignancies in a variety of organs, and may harbor one or more oncogenes [8] [11].
