Sentence examples for which may specify from inspiring English sources

An additional permit, which may specify restrictions, is needed to carry a concealed weapon.

While an enormous effort has gone into uncovering the contributions of the lineage-specific transcription factors to the development of different cell lineages, much less is known about the contribution of specific global modifications which may specify particular cellular states as the NSCs transit through the temporal stages of their differentiation.

Variations in the adhesive properties of Type I fimbriae are characterized by either high (M1H) or low (M1L) affinity mannose binding, which may specify differences in host cell binding [ 24, 25].

Again depending greatly on animal models, such research initiatives are expected to yield an increasing number of relevant biomarkers, which may specify an individual's risk of developing SS or may indicate an early stage of disease.

However, the global SVDD is a supervised algorithm given that a set of background spectra and RBF spread parameter are specified which may limit its real-time viability in a dynamic operational setting.

For some of the identified miRNAs, the statistically significant results could not be obtained; however, the calculated enrichment for the rest of analyzed MIRs showed several overrepresented GO terms, which may help specify biological roles of these individual miRNAs families.

Thus the extension of 'water' includes all and only those things that bears the same kind relation to some sample, which may be specified loosely, for instance as 'the watery stuff around here' (where 'watery' is defined in terms of the manifest characteristics of water, not in terms of 'water').

salaami, a form with a similar, but distinguishable phenotype which may be specified by a different allele.

At a late stage of sporulation, the spore wall is modified by the attachment of an aromatic spore pigment, which may be specified either by a type II polyketide biosynthetic gene cluster (the whiE cluster of S. coelicolor: Davis & Chater, 1990) or a type III polyketide synthase (e.g. in S. griseus: Funa et al., 1999, 2005).

In such cases the only outcomes of an experiment or observation ck for which hypothesis hj may specify 0 likelihoods are those for which hypothesis hi specifies 0 likelihoods as well.

Work is still underway to analyse the results from excavations during the 20th century, and a new geophysical survey, which may help to specify exactly the size of different buildings and where they were situated.