Sentence examples for may have segmented from inspiring English sources
Negative strand RNA viruses (NSVs), which may have segmented (sNSV) or non-segmented genomes (nsNSV) are responsible for numerous serious human infections such as Influenza, Measles, Rabies, Ebola, Crimean Congo Haemorrhagic Fever and Lassa Fever.
Seeders are people whom have the complete file and leechers are people whom are currently downloading the file and may have segments of it, provided they are uploading at the same time.
Such proteins thus are likely to be expressed and are overall quite similar to human proteins, but they may still have segments that are immunologically risky.
A Description Unit for a document may have one segment for each document page, and one of these segments may have a subsegment for a page detail which has been analyzed in detail.
Conversely, another patient with LBP may have one segment that contributes very little motion, while three neighbouring segments move through a generous range.
Nearly 13% of all multidomain proteins in the PDB may have a segment-swapped evolutionary precursor as estimated by more permissive searching criteria.
If one selects an appropriate template but produces an improper sequence alignment during the homology-modeling, the final structure may have extended segments in wrong places, but a good part of the 3D-model will still have a low RMSD from the template.
Second, PSI-BLAST alignments may have longer segments of ungapped alignment because the score associated with ungapped alignment is not reduced by the probability of entering another node.
[A monotonic trend does not reverse direction but may have flat segment (Rothman et al. 2008).] We also estimated adjusted relationships between standardized biomarker concentrations and birth weight using restricted cubic splines (Harrell 2001).
From this model, it is most likely that a chromosome within the H cluster underwent a single duplication and consequent fission, as this may have generated segments sharing homology among proto-chordate C'/F' blocks among the G/H groups, and proto-chordate C'/H' blocks between the H/I groups.
