Sentence examples for may trace in from inspiring English sources

This variety may trace in part to the lower range of chemical similarities here than for cloperastine: the number of other compounds and hence candidate targets expands rapidly as one lowers the chemical similarity threshold.

Exosome-specific labels or, likewise, of their nucleic acid content that may trace them after in-vivo re-injection may further shed light into their pathophysiological role during atherogenesis [ 62 ▪].

According to this model, variation in metamorphic timing may trace to variation in the timing of TH-dependent transcriptional events during development.

This may trace back to that guy in college -- since Woodstock, every campus has had at least one -- who never seems to be in class but can always be found on the central quad teaching his bandanna-wearing mixed-breed to catch a Frisbee.

If we get our DNA checked, we may trace our lineage to a place in the world that we may have never been to before.

Megabase-sized centromeric satellite repeats in large genomes may trace back to LTR retrotransposon[ 58, 59], although neocentromeres may function properly without satellite repeats during early stages of centromere evolution[ 60].

You may want to trace in pencil first to avoid mistakes.

Roughly equivalent gradations may be traced in the spacing of properties for example, from large wheat-sheep enterprises that may exceed 2,500 acres (about 1,000 hectares) held in a mixture of freehold and leasehold tenures, down to freehold dairy farms and market gardens using about 100 acres (40 hectares) apiece and often much less than that.

Two lines of development may be traced in this period.

Hellenistic influences may be traced in the royal coinage and in the rock-cut architecture at Petra.

The emergence of the modern Portuguese play may be traced in the works of the court dramatist Gil Vicente.