Sentence examples for might be observing from inspiring English sources

Altogether these observations suggest that we might be observing the effects of noisy selection of splice sites by the splicing machinery and/or that alternatively spliced products of a gene might assume unrelated conformations.

(Just think: if he had ignored Horace Greeley and gone east instead of west, we might be observing Woodcutting Day today).

While the percentage of Catholics in the United States has remained relatively steady, Smith said we might be observing the beginning of the decline of the Catholic share of the population.

The tubulin-Gal4/RNAi results showed consistent susceptibility relative to either tubulin-Gal4 or RNAi only control, indicating that we might be observing a true phenotype (hence we proceeded to generate a genetic knockout).

However, we recognise a limitation of our study was that we sampled DCs from the peripheral blood, a compartment where they are transiently; thus, we might be observing partial activation occurring secondary to inflammatory cytokine stimulation before DC migration to areas of inflammation.

It is important to point out that we were unable to find evidence for bacteria in the middle ears of the Splunc1 −/− mice, by histological methods or by looking for bacterial genetic material, which suggests that we might be observing a sterile inflammation process in the Splunc1 −/− middle ear.

In this case negative capacities might be observed.

Instability due to the external gravitation might be observed in interplanetary space and laboratory experiments.

Passions that might be observed in great business leaders are archetypes such as Builder, Transformer, Conceiver, Healer, Altruist, and others.

"You're trying to work out what's there, but not damage whatever it might be," observes Richard Newman, the site director.

Directly after weaning, interventricular dyssynchrony, paradoxical septal motion, and even temporary bundle-branch block might be observed.