Sentence examples for may have mapped from inspiring English sources

Geologists may have mapped the various rock formations in advance based on seismic surveys, but formations are far from homogeneous, so it can be important to know precisely what kind of rock the well has traveled through.

Since some wheat-based reads may have mapped to the fungal genome by chance, a library subtraction technique was used, taking advantage of the uninfected controls (illustrated in Additional file 1).

We can further argue that the LSWS, observed over CEB at mean altitude of say, 310 km, may not have mapped up to MAN, which would explain its absence in the MAN curve.

A secondary analysis was performed to recover reads that may not have mapped well due to insertions or deletions.

The gene encoding polygalacturonase inhibiting protein (PGIP) mapped to different locations in the two studies; it mapped to G7 in 'Padre' × 54P455 and to G6 on T × E. Different members of the PGIP gene family may have been mapped in the two separate studies.

Thus, some DNA markers may identify multiple loci on the physical map, only one of which may have been genetically mapped, leading to contigs being assigned to multiple genetic locations.

The mapped partner of a MUR may contain mismatches and may have multiple mapping positions across the whole genome.

Orange County sheriff Lt Jeff Hallock says a woman who taught English as a second language to the inmates – Jonathan Tieu, Bac Duong and Hossein Nayeri – may have supplied maps to the men before they cut and climbed their way out of Orange County central men's jail last Friday.

[34], [35] Some of these 6-PTU metabolites may have anti-MAP activity.

These reads may have lower mapping quality or have been clipped.

Only 20 of the flagged markers coincided with framework loci, thus the remaining markers did not contribute to the framework of the map and may have been eliminated by mapping algorithms during map construction.