Sentence examples for may represent surface from inspiring English sources
The states may represent surface coverages by different adsorbates or in the case of forced oscillations, different phases of oscillation.
"If this is correct, then RSL on Mars may represent the surface expression of a far more significant ongoing drainage system on steep slopes in the mid-latitudes," the team said.
Thus, FZD proteins represent surface marker molecules that may have a functional role in maintaining progenitor cells.
Many image edges, however, represent surface texture, not depth discontinuities; hence, these approaches may lead to ineffective smoothness energies.
Therefore, this region may represent a binding surface that links Shroom proteins to regulators or effectors and likely plays an important role in the spatial regulation of Shroom function.
The youngest flooding surface may represent the sea-level signature of the 8.2 ka climate event.
Moreover, the nuclear surface may represent a default site of centrosome protein accumulation and microtubule nucleation, such as seen in other biological systems such as plant cells [19].
After annealing, rather homogenously distributed bulges appear on the sample surface which may represent crystal aggregates of porphyrin molecules formed onto the gold surface during porphyrin evaporation (see Figure 3B).
Micropatterned surfaces may represent a future of high-throughput screening because of the high-density of wells per unit area afforded by microfabrication technologies.
Their ability to form a biofilm on abiotic and inert surfaces may represent a possible transmission strategy for aEPEC to children and adults, mainly in areas with low sanitary conditions.
This is supported by other research groups who show altered local cell activation and tissue responses after modifying the chemical and/or physical properties of meshes via coating attempts, thus, leading to the hypothesis that coating of polymer surfaces may represent an opportunity to improve mesh integration and biocompatibility [ 28].
