Sentence examples for may represent hot from inspiring English sources

The sites of re-emerged markers may represent hot spots of virus evolution.

These amino acid positions may represent hot spots for changes in substrate specificity or other nitrilase enzymatic properties.

E1 and E2 may represent hot-dry and cold-wet climates, for example; or high/low levels of some key broadly-utilised resource such as phosphorous input rates for a lake habitat [ 48].

We postulate that the vgrG and hcp islands may represent evolutionary hot spots for genes that encode effector proteins.

This feature seems to be shared by other collembolan mtDNAs, suggesting that the gene junction trnS uga)/cob may represent a "hot spot" for gene rearrangements in Collembola.

This observation suggests that the DNA fragment encompassing cob and nad1 may represent a "hot spot" for rearrangements in the collembolan mitochondrial genome, and that either several taxa have independently undergone rearrangements or these have occurred before the differentiation of the major collembolan lineages.

Alternatively, the tetrad repeat of the ITRs (GACT) may represent a recombination hot-spot sequence as it is the origin of replication and involved in host chromosome integration as well [6].

The banded tremor studied by Martinelli (1990) may represent periodic injections of hot, magmatically derived gas into the hydrothermal system, causing boiling to occur, hence pressurization and subsequent eruption.

Impairments in either "cool" or "hot" processes may represent two pathways to deficient decision-making.

Cavalli-Sforza (1986) hypothesized that both the Pygmy phenotype and the "long-elongated African phenotype" (such as the Maasai body shape) may represent two extremes of adaptation to two extremely hot climates: uniformly hot wet (in the case of the rainforest) and hot dry (in the case of the savanna).

LLSVPs may represent thermochemical piles of a not only hot but also compositionally different material (e.g., Trampert et al. 2004).