Sentence examples for might be lowly from inspiring English sources

Collingwood has no qualms about the rights of Kieswetter or Lumb to play for England, and presented it as an ­inevitable consequence of South Africa's political shifts, and the financial lure of the English county circuit which might be lowly paid compared to some professional sports, but where salaries of £100,000 are increasingly common.

Mulling it all over, I'm not entirely happy with the thought that I might be lowlier than a lab rat.

In The Hobbit, one theme might be: Even the lowly may do great deeds.

This might be expected to lowly rate those consultations (regardless of quality) where patients already possess a good level of understanding and capacity.

As described above, these bivalent genes that are lowly transcribed (not completely silenced) might be most susceptible to histone modifying compounds such as DZNep/TSA as illustrated in this study, but not to DNA demethylating agents.

For example, S100A6 was lowly expressed in prostate cancers, which might be related to promoter hypermethylation of S100A6.

"So I appreciate where these buyers might be coming from: 'I'm a lowly consumer, you're certified by the state of California, you didn't do X, you didn't do Y, and I got hurt.' " The Ummels may be on the leading edge of the law, but they are unlikely to be alone for long.

In contrast, certain lowly expressed transcripts might be the result of leaky transcription and 3′ UTR lengthening of these transcripts may help prevent their expression at the posttranscriptional level.

For such studies, the highly stable but lowly expressed reference gene(s) might be the best choice for normalization of quantitative gene expression data.

Thus, our results suggest that Set1 localization at chromatin is not solely dependent on active Pol II, and that Set1 localization at lowly expressed or repressed loci might be functionally distinct from its canonical role at active Pol II genes.

This raises the possibility that these genes are lowly abundant under normal conditions, but in certain circumstances they might be selected for, spread through a population, and consequently show a temporal and/or spatial burst in distribution.