Sentence examples for may indicate geographical from inspiring English sources

The diversity of the M. tuberculosis found in the present study (63.2%) is high compared to 16.6% described from a study in central Uganda [ 35], which may indicate geographical differences in the epidemiology of TB in Uganda.

The fact that the lungworm of horses and donkeys was mentioned only a few times in quite different countries may indicate that geographical distribution of the parasite has not yet been fully established.

British accents: There are many different British accents, which can indicate geographical origin, education, and/or class.

The G9P[8] strain had not been detected before Rotarix introduction, which may indicate temporal and geographical variations [ 21].

Certainty is equally unattainable as to the meaning of the epithet "Siculus": it may indicate Sicilian origin in the geographical sense, but it may just as well record the literary debt of the eclogues to Theocritus.

Comparisons at larger geographical levels may indicate different and major problems with policies.

Additionally, a larger geographical range may indicate that a species has a larger number of host individuals, increasing the likelihood that more parasites become established [ 33].

The maintenance of various ancestral haplotypes that we observed between the geographical subpopulations may indicate independent domestication events or differing selective pressure based on geography, as was observed in rice (Tang et al. 2006).

This difference may be caused by geographical differences in prevalence or may indicate the appearance of silent bca and bac genes in these serotypes.

Geographical variation in lupus nephritis epidemiology may indicate important environmental factors contributions to the etiology of lupus nephritis.

In the geographical area and hospital studied this may indicate that systems to avoid unnecessary admission and to enable early discharge were operating successfully.