Sentence examples for may have tertiary from inspiring English sources
A third dinoflagellate lineage, Dinophysis, may have tertiary plastids of cryptophyte origin, but is still disputed whether this plastid is permanently integrated or a transiently retained organelle derived from prey (Hackett et al. 2003; Kim et al. 2012).
A conserved C-rich stretch in the amino acid sequence is shared among the three AM-related RLKs, as well as with SRK, and ZmPK1 (Additional file 18: Figure S6), indicating that they may have similar tertiary structures mediated by cysteine bridges.
Both parents have tertiary education.
For example, rural and urban mothers may have secondary or tertiary education, but urban mothers are more represented in this category than rural mothers.
One possibility for this discrepancy is that short peptides are typically unstructured, whereas protein substrates may have secondary or tertiary structures that influence cleavage.
The results presented here provide insight into the difficulties inherent in covariation analysis, and suggest that it may have limited usefulness in tertiary structure prediction.
Sequence conservation between the α1 and HMG domains suggests that they may have similar secondary and tertiary structure.
While all these studies have shown population-level variation in seed traits, they may have little bearing on Tertiary relicts that are broadly distributed over several continents and that occur in the same biome.
These Vp/Vs data are evidence that significant compositional heterogeneity of the crust can occur over a short distance and provide a clue as to how these areas that underwent significant Tertiary extension may have been preconditioned for orogenic collapse.
Some may debate this point, since in past decades, businesses may have treated these issues as tertiary or optional activities, but times are changing.
Finally, individuals diagnosed with HIV at the tertiary hospital may have had more advanced immunosuppression, which mean that CD4 eligibility thresholds would be met earlier.
