Sentence examples for may represent passing from inspiring English sources

Consistent MGL-positive immunolabeling was observed only rarely in small-diameter structures, which may represent passing fibers or glial processes, structures that are not distinguishable at the ultrastructural level.

Mild negative language in a message - "...is boring/bad/annoying", for example - is unlikely to indicate the imminent loss of a customer and may well simply represent passing exasperation.

Let f(x) represent running plays and g(x) represent passing plays.

Some of the 3.9 million iPhone users in the top 10, for example, may represent iPhones passed to children in favor of newer models for their parents.

These fine immunoreactive fibers may represent nerve fibers passing through the SG entering via the pallial nerve, described by Young Youngg, 1939; Young, 1972).

Alternatively, the variety of species from which the cattle genomotype isolates were recovered may represent transient or "pass through" infections by the more environmentally prevalent cattle type isolates.

Finally, we provide evidence that PduS binds to PduT, one of the shell proteins of the metabolosome [19], and we suggest that this association may represent a way to pass electrons out of the bacterial microcompartment.

As we identified significant genetic differentiation between roach from the Kennet and the Thames, despite being connected by fish passes, these passes may represent major physical separation barriers to this fish species.

In some ways, Carroll's passing may represent the further erosion of standards that have guided great journalists in the post-Watergate era.

And Rick Santorum may be passing from relevancy.

Time may be passing but the master passer remains timeless.