Sentence examples for sequences that may from inspiring English sources

In places, the canyons contain thick sedimentary sequences that may have been deposited in lakes that formerly occupied the canyons.

We have used suitable statistical indicators for identifying sequences that may play an important role in regulating transcription processes.

Filloux, D. et al. The genomes of many yam species contain transcriptionally active endogenous geminiviral sequences that may be functionally expressed.

"I think for any company offering [DNA] sequences there is a need to have some screens in place for sequences that may be suspect," added Prof Hay.

A key aim of personal genome sequencing is to identify genome sequences that may be associated with disease, or are predictive of response to medication.

And, made in collaboration with Mr. Lemon and Ms. Miller, the film spends too much time recording strenuous dance sequences that may have have carried a charge when seen live but grow a bit tired on film.

The beads can be processed so as to identify the handful of DNA sequences that may differ between two large sets, like the cancerous and noncancerous states of a human cell, or the genomes of two people.

The opposite effect may happen if diversity is underestimated with an OTU-based approach, due to the clustering of similar sequences that may de facto be representative of distinct Symbiodinium types.

Fine and Wilf's famous periodicity result, which is one of the most used and known results on words, has extensions to partial words, or sequences that may have a number of "do not know" symbols.

A search for RUNX1 sequences that may be involved in the high frequency of chromosomal translocations revealed that a 555 bp long segment originating in chromosome 11 FLI1 gene was transposed into RUNX1 intron 4.1.

These methods may generate sequences that may not be necessarily feasible [12].