Sentence examples for may reflect accumulation from inspiring English sources

This phenotype may reflect accumulation of extracellular glutamate and resulting glutamate receptor desensitization.

The linear decline in RAR activity may reflect accumulation of RIP140 over the course of the experiment.

These mutation events may reflect accumulation of point mutations, or occurrence of sites where retrotransposons insert within preexisting retrotransposons to create interrupted sequences of retroelements [42] – such that alignments do not exceed minimum bit score thresholds.

Many age-associated disorders (including diabetes, cancer, and neurodegenerative diseases) are associated with oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction; at least in part, this may reflect accumulation of mitochondrial genome mutations that occurs with aging [1].

This may be non-specific, or may reflect accumulation of fluorescent protein from maternal contribution or from earlier gene expression in yolk syncytial layer.

Additionally, increased responses to enteric bacteria and the presence of αEβ7 T cells in synovial fluid may reflect accumulation of gut associated T cells in the synovial compartment, even in the absence of an elevated acute phase response.

BCd may also reflect accumulation of cadmium with age; however, all studies adjusted for or matched on age.

The observed increase in transcript accumulation of ROS generating genes may reflect ROS accumulation in root tips and therefore may elicit the expression of antioxidant-related genes.

The observation that 85H5 does not grow in the presence of antimycin A even though substantial levels of AOX accumulate after 48 hr growth in Cm may reflect an accumulation of AOX protein without inserted iron.

The activity of the enzyme may reflect the accumulation and decomposition of soil organic carbon (Zhao et al. 2014).

While these foreshock characteristics may reflect the accumulation of stress and/or the occurrence of slow slip within the seismogenic zone, Helmstetter et al. (2003) showed that such features may also be explained by simply using the ETAS statistical model of seismicity (Ogata 1988) and Gutenberg Richter law (G R law).