Sentence examples for may reflect structural from inspiring English sources

Although the X-ray structures and the NOE data are obtained in different environments and may reflect structural diversity and have different resolutions, the assumption here is that the correctly positioned H-atoms should, on average, have the maximum convergence with NOE proton distance map, because they are from the same proteins.

This variability may reflect structural heterogeneities or an irregular magma chamber geometry.

An increase in GMV may reflect structural brain plasticity as a result of exercise and learning [29].

Biomarkers of cartilage turnover may reflect structural cartilage changes and thus may identify patients at risk of early onset of OA (Rousseau and Delmas 2007).

So far, causes of such spatial variation are not clear yet, though it may reflect structural changes in the vicinity of shot points or stations.

The rectangular shape of the caldera lake may reflect structural control by strands of the Sumatran Fault (Bellier and Sebrier 1994).

If this is the case, an increased cIMT in such disease states may not reflect structural vessel wall damage, and may not be a good predictor of future cardiovascular events in these particular populations.

Structures from such biophysical experiments may not reflect structural features common among family members, as important cellular components were likely missing in these experiments.

Characteristics of P observed here provide no support for constraint contributing to the formation of these species' borders, but may instead reflect structural change in P caused by selection or drift, and their potential to evolve in the future.

The ligand-induced changes in interhelical hydrogen bonding patterns of the 5-HT1A receptor were followed by rigid body movements of TMH2, 4 and 6 relative to each other and to the other TMHs, which may reflect the structural conversion into an active receptor structure.

Such changes may reflect a structural rearrangement in the ZIF-7 crystal structure, probably with symmetry loss.