Sentence examples for may represent low from inspiring English sources
An L on the other hand may represent low pressure, which frequently accompanies precipitation.
Thus some of the transcripts identified in the LCM library may represent low abundance transcripts that would have been excluded from microarray analysis.
When considered alongside the finding that only a quarter have ever attempted to quit this may represent low hanging fruit in Uttarakhand.
Interpretation of discordance is challenging, but may represent low positive predictive value of TST for identifying LTBI in non-endemic settings due to suboptimal test specificity [ 11].
In resolved infection, the core responses were not detectable suggesting that these may represent low avidity responses that emerge once chronic infection is established.
They also suggested that many metabolites reaching detection in the course of aging may represent low levels of by-products or other damage forms".
Some of these differences are present in the cDNA derived from the vaccine stock at a detectable level whereas others may represent low-level variants within the cDNA or errors introduced by the RT-PCR amplification.
Alternatively, this may also represent low level acute activation resulting from the very short (overnight) incubation of the isolated DC subsets on plastic in the presence of GM-CSF or IL-3 – which has been shown to be sufficient to initiate DC activation and induces formation of dendritic processes visible by light microscopy (data not shown).
Some of these could represent exclusive genes of the citrus or kumquat lineages, but a fraction of these uncharacterized sequences may possibly represent low quality or 3'UTR sequences.
Thus, some of these novel polymorphisms may actually represent low penetrance modifiers of ovarian cancer risk, in a similar manner to BARD1 polymorphisms that were subsequently shown to be associated with increased breast cancer risk in the general population [ 37- 39].
This may represent the low abundance of Maestro, the performance of the oligonucleotide or a combination of these factors.
