Sentence examples for may indicate lack from inspiring English sources

These results may indicate lack of resolution, but one strain, CCMP2182 (GQ501273), isolated from ballast water, could not be assigned to Pfiesteria or Cryptoperidiniopsis as it was heterozygous in three positions that differentiated the two species and may comprise a mixture of Pfiesteria and a Cryptoperidiniopsis.

In conclusion, detection of high SPF in prostate cancer may indicate lack of hormonal responsiveness and poor prognosis.

The results reported here may indicate lack of power in this subset of the data but it could also be that an intermediate value of PPAI is optimal for fitness.

Like the concept that regular heart R-R interval data may indicate lack of health, low values of ApEn may indicate disrupted metabolism in individuals of archeological interest and even that a tipping point in deteriorating metabolism may have been reached just before death.

This may indicate lacking focus on equitable access to essential drugs.

Deletions relative to the reference genome can show no mapping in the deleted region, but lack of mapping may also indicate lack of data.

When the Bangladeshi asylum seekers were excluded, the association was no longer significant (p = 0.07); this may, however, indicate lack of statistical power.

On the other hand, a lack of publication activity may indicate a lack of effort, the inability to finalise work, or reflect the difficulty of the research being executed.

Joan Salemi West Springfield, Va., Oct. 17, 2008 • To the Editor: David Brooks suggests that Senator Barack Obama's self-discipline and freedom from "self-destructive demons" may indicate a "lack of passion" that "will produce a lack of courage".

In one case staying may indicate a lack of integrity, while in a different case, abandoning the marriage would indicate such a lack.

An expression distribution filter is also used to remove those genes (actually, probe sets) whose decision class boundaries are within 10 units (raw signal values; see Figure 2) of each other, since the lack of a significant difference between LOW and HIGH expression values for a gene may indicate a lack of true signal in the data.