Sentence examples for might reflect neutral from inspiring English sources

In this view, though microsatellites for which the chimpanzee and human PCR fragment length ranges do not overlap might reflect neutral genetic drift, they might also represent either PCR amplification of a non-orthologous region in the chimpanzee genome or different evolutionary constraints on the chimpanzee and human orthologs.

These events may reflect neutral passenger mutations that happen to land in the RB1 gene, or might reflect heterozygous as opposed to homozygous events.

In relation to that, one could argue that this response during the neutral film might reflect a state of enhanced vigilance or automatic processing of visual and auditory stimuli.

The third variable is neutral genetic variation, which might reflect a combination of the above effects that reduce census and effective population size (Frankham 1996; Godt et al. 1996; Leimu et al. 2006).

Thus, the enhanced N170 for spiders in this study might be interpreted on the one hand as being due to a higher level of expertise in processing schematic spiders as compared to the more artificially looking flower stimuli, on the other hand it might reflect a general advantage for fear-relevant compared to neutral stimuli.

If present, such a deficit might reflect a bias towards generating trauma-related imagery that creates interference with image generation for neutral stimuli.

The massive accumulation, in late afternoon, of most of the tomato photoreceptor transcripts, including CRY-DASH [60], might reflect the different photoperiodic behaviour of the two species (long-day for Arabidopsis, day-neutral for cultivated tomato).

And my recommendation might reflect it.

This might reflect tolerance of bacterial invasion by live BEC.

For polyethylene, these might reflect variations in the nature of the fold surface.

But if they did, they might reflect.