Sentence examples for may represent later from inspiring English sources
They may represent later forgeries of the tenth century, when this title was standard for kings of England.
Stress and sleep disturbances may represent later consequences of childhood adversity that modulate adult quality of life.
The regionally restricted occurrence of Clades F and G may represent later introgressions of wild yak sequences into the domestic population.
Given that dose-dependent expression in genes coding for FGF signalling, p53, or EGF signalling pathways was found only in cancerous thyroid tissue, this may represent later events in a multistep process leading to cancer development.
The unresponsive genes may in some cases represent later targets of Hairy, may be already repressed by endogenous Hairy, or may have responses too small to measure in this system, however it is likely that there are hundreds of changed chromatin regions that not formally part of the functional Hairy GRN.
A possible explanation for this divergence is that the human 'ES' cells we currently have available may represent a later stage of epiblast development (Brons et al, 2007; Smith, 2001; Tesar et al, 2007).
This enhancement pattern may represent a more severe, later stage of TLN (Rogers et al, 2011).
The compensation in biometry revealed substantial plasticity in timing of growth, which may represent costs to be paid later in life [15], [16].
Further research is needed in order to examine the possibility that higher baseline anxiety levels may represent a risk factor for later relapse.
Autophagy assays based on GFP-LC3 puncta count or intensity just measure the increase in autophagosomes (an intermediate step), which may represent a block in the later stages of the autophagic flux and is not sufficient to determine the overall flux., Furthermore this approach is subjective, may lead to false results due to GFP-LC3 aggregates, and importantly is not applicable to primary cells.
Second, we show that callous traits in particular may underlie atypical neural responses to others' pain in CP, which may represent an early neurobiological marker for later psychopathy.
