The phrase "a practice which may" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential or possible action or behavior that is subject to certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "Implementing a practice which may enhance productivity is essential for our team's success."
Alternatives: "a method that could" or "a procedure that might".
The need to produce sons may also help explain Nigeria's maternal-mortality rate of 550 deaths per 100,000 live births one of the highest rates in the world, even though Nigeria is now a middle-income country.The preference for sons is so profound that it even affects a practice which may seem to have little to do with it: fostering.
The industrial literature surveyed [24, 25] in fact recommended the heating of copal/oil mixtures in the presence of oxygen (a practice which may be responsible for the fire in the Ripolin factory in 1904) [28].
Soldiers began to be contracted for specific campaigns, a practice which may have hastened the development of the armies of retainers that grew up under bastard feudalism.
Another limitation is the requirement to obtain transplant physician permission prior to contacting the patient or caregiver, a practice which may alter the representativeness of the sample in unknown ways.
However, we achieved responses from most health boards and so we hope we have captured a reasonable snapshot of current practice which may also give insight to usual practice in stroke units across the UK.
This mismatch could result in workforce problems if young GPs have to settle in a non-preferred type of practice, which may lead to the decision not to settle at all and to drop out [ 2, 14- 16].
The 'accepted' symbol indicates that the pharmacist agrees with the prescription, unless a comment is added relating to good practice, which may or may not suggest a modification of the prescription line.
It is an intimate connection between philosophy and practice which may explain more conclusively why Cuban education is such a success story.
But subject matter rudiments may also be provided by drill and practice, which may be a more cost-effective approach for these items.
Most of the existing studies have been conducted with data derived from clinical practice, which may favor a higher than expected rate of positive findings [ 26].
The differences are also likely to be an indication of inherent differences in medical practice, which may itself be related to socio-cultural factors, a dampened degree of modernity and fewer resources available in Minia.
