Sentence examples similar to may have depth from inspiring English sources

Maps of data distributions indicate that localized areas along subregions such as Java (also see Bilek and Engdahl, 2007; Convers and Newman, 2011) or Kamchatka may have depth-dependent trends, but the along-arc averaging obscures this as there is large scatter in the data.

Since erroneous contigs in high-depth regions may have higher depths than correct contigs in low-depth regions, short (< l) and relatively low-depth contigs are likely to be erroneous and can be removed.

"But I may have more depth now".

Only a small crowd of experts may have the depth of knowledge to understand the entire scope of the original problem.

They may have a depth chart to start out, but I know in communicating and speaking to both men that Brady Quinn is not forgotten.

When powdery, snow moves with the wind from the location where it originally landed, forming deposits called snowdrifts that may have a depth of several meters.

He looks clean as several whistles but he may have secret depths.

The Bruins may have the best depth in the East, and Tuukka Rask has replaced Tim Thomas in goal with barely a hiccup.

Although participants with impaired stereo vision likely did not fully benefit from a stereoscopic view of the scene, they may have received sufficient depth information from movement-based cues to efficiently accomplish these tasks in a comparable amount of time.

"What the documents also show is that the rush to push out stimulus dollars may have impacted the depth and quality of DOE and OMB's review".

Note that each sampled tree may have a different depth.