Sentence examples for may reflect positive from inspiring English sources
Such fast evolution may reflect positive Darwinian selection.
This may reflect positive Darwinian selection, whereby amino acid substitutions within the IDR are beneficial or adaptive, and are therefore favoured.
As such, human pigmentation correlates with latitude and the low frequency of this SNP in Turkish population as compared to Europe may reflect positive selection for these alleles in Northern Europe and/or selection against the alleles in Southern Europe and Turkey.
Finally, some recurrent losses may reflect positive-selective genetic pressure: for instance, recurrent reduction to a single copy of the same gene families following WGD in plants, fungi, and animals likely reflects strong purifying selection on gene dosage (Paterson et al. 2006).
These changes may reflect the positive psychological effect of entering into a research study [19].
StatCounter CEO Aodhan Cullen comments on the leapfrogging of Yahoo Search by Bing, saying: "The jump in Bing's share may reflect a positive review of the search engine compared to Google which appeared online in the New York Times on the 8th and in the print version on the 9th July".
Alternatively, these GmGT-2B-upregulated genes may reflect a positive feedback of the ABA response due to the reduction of ABA sensitivity.
The higher leptin concentration at one year may reflect a positive energy balance in children who previously faced fetal growth restriction.
Our observation that the reduction in Rac1 activation was relatively subtle in RacWt/- tumors compared to RacWt/Wt tumors, may reflect a positive selection for cells with the greatest levels of activated Rac.
That is, at the behavioral level, we scrutinized which responses were triggered by the odor of the Montgomerian secretion and the extent to which these may reflect the positive link between AG number and neonatal response to the whole breast [15], [16].
This may explain the high mean motivation scores observed, which may reflect a positive bias in the quantitative data collected.
