Sentence examples for might be regions from inspiring English sources

If they are not due to errors, such blocks might be regions under recurrent fixations; the reference or common ancestor population may also have experienced at least one sweep.

The result showed that the hypothesis was still rejected in these two chromosomes, indicating that there might be regions for more LTR retroelement insertions even in euchromatic regions.

Therefore, I wonder whether there might be regions in the brain that represent DVcur as opposed to DVcur-DVave and whether those regions also show choice and context specificity?

This indicates that while milk flow traits show a medium to large genetic correlation [ 3] there might be regions of the genome that are uniquely associated with each trait.

The small positive shift of the center of gravity of this broad resonance suggests that there might be regions with a depressed TN (most likely in domains rich in Al3+) where the Al nuclei are nearby residual Fe3+ ions in the paramagnetic state.

To determine whether there might be regions on the actin molecule that were particularly sensitive for CHI interactions, we rendered the alanine scan mutants on the surface of actin, color coding the alleles in a heat map fashion by their numbers of interactions (see Figure 3).

These clear differences suggest the optimum process noise might be region-dependent.

These results suggest that the changes in selective regime and potential evolutionary impacts on affected salmonid populations might be region or ESU-specific.

Such regions might be candidate regions for second-generation sequencing to identify novel mutated genes in breast cancer.

Thus, these two genome regions with its flanking candidate genes might be homologous regions.

As the QTL regions identified governs both coarse and fine roots, these might be candidate regions to develop a better root ideotype in soybean.