Sentence examples for may indicate adaptations from inspiring English sources

The invariant regions of BvgS point to essential parts for its molecular mechanism, while the variable regions may indicate adaptations to different lifestyles.

It has been recently argued, however, that specialized hominin morphology may indicate adaptations for the consumption of occasional fallback foods rather than preferred resources.

The generally larger number of paralogs in the insect-specific proteins may indicate adaptation to environment changes.

We identified signatures of positive selection in the branch of the Chinese Glyptosternoid fish, and these signatures may indicate adaptation to physiological hypoxia and cold stress.

These novel alleles may indicate adaptation to the pathogen community found in captivity (Fig.  1), although further sampling along with functional testing is needed for verification.

As group III WRKYs in Arabidopsis responded to diverse biotic stresses [ 45], group III members may indicate adaptation of early plants to the stressful conditons associated with the colonization of land and subsequent increase in biotic pathogen pressures.

Our results indicate that the increase in prevalence of S. Cerro ST367 is caused by a highly clonal subpopulation and that S. Cerro ST367 is characterized by unique genomic deletions that may indicate adaptation to specific ecological niches and possibly reduced virulence in some hosts.

The differences in leaf appearance and growth habits of the genotypes (Figs  1 and 2) may indicate adaptation to the environmental conditions (climate, sea water salinity, soil type, distance to sea, tides) existing in their natural habitats that may be followed by the synthesis of their particular leaf metabolites.

Although ST93 is currently recognized as a community MRSA clone, using analysis of exotoxin expression, we have detected an evolutionary trend toward reduced virulence and lower MIC, and the acquisition of eight independent agr mutations in the 56 isolates from this study may indicate adaptation to health care environments.

To investigate the potential zoonotic affinity of dkEng14, sequence data was compared with the H5N1 genetic changes inventory at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (11 ) to identify single or collective mutations that might influence viral phenotypic characteristics of importance and may indicate adaptation to mammalian species or alter susceptibility to antiviral drugs.

The variation of the appendix may be seen to indicate adaptations to different pollinators, and as such may indicate species distinctness.