Sentence examples for may have localised from inspiring English sources

It may have localised (Fig. 1) (ischaemic cardiomyopathy, myocarditis, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and sarcoidosis) or diffuse distribution (chronic renal insufficiency, toxic cardiomyopathies and inflammatory diseases) depending on the underlying aetiology.

The periodic controls of the data reported in the EDCF will have localised and corrected any incoherences that may have arisen.

"The Dutch have localised drug testing.

Women were more likely to have localised melanoma.

Thirteen patients had localised tumours in the stomach, four had localised bowel tumours, and four had a localised tumour in the rectum.

"Lenovo has localised its supply chain in China," HSBC analysts said.

Thus, it has localised in English, Russian, Turkish and Italian with other territories planned.

Despite this, evidence for changes to horticulture around Kiowa itself, in the Chimbu area, is limited to the mid-late Holocene, indicating that the early development of agriculture in the Wahgi may have been relatively localised, and did not necessarily displace existing subsistence strategies elsewhere in the Highlands.

Note that neither of the two analyses completely excludes the possibility that highly localised H3K27me3 may have remained associated with gene promoters, after GSK126 treatment, in some cells.

Such movement may cause localised tissue trauma and invalid data.

Imaging in the form of a high-quality mpMRI reported by expert radiologists may have the performance characteristics required to localise significant areas of PCa.