Sentence examples for might be corresponded from inspiring English sources

This might be corresponded to the release profile of cordycepin as shown in Figure 4.

The POLYCOMB subunit of PRC1 is known to bind to the H3K27me3 modification through its chromodomain (Fischle et al., 2003), and so PRC1 localization might be expected to correspond to the stair-step H3K27me3 pattern.

For the first five surface snapshots, two phase singularities are observed which move across the surface and might be expected to correspond to one U-shaped epi-to-epi filament or two roughly linear epi-to-endo filaments.

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Thus, these recent duplication events might be authentic and correspond to the adaptive evolution in G. lamblia.

One of the reasons might be because MVD corresponds to the number of accomplished vessels and includes vessels without the potential of neovascularisation in PCa.

This also might be expected, as it corresponds to a complex biological mechanism and to a rather specific pattern of results that is relatively unlikely to occur by chance.

It might be thought that this would correspond to the ensemble-averaged behaviour over the whole set, but this need not be the case.

15 41 The effects observed on the aggregate level might be spurious and may not correspond to directionally consistent effects at the individual level.

We analysed LDH, CK, and the transaminases ALT and AST on the basis that alterations in the activity of these enzymes might be stress induced and correspond to tissue damage.

In fact, as might be expected, CTCF-binding divergence generally corresponded with evolutionary distance.