Sentence examples for cases may exist from inspiring English sources

To the extent that this suggested basis for the exclusionary rule in Fifth Amendment cases may exist independently of the deterrence and trustworthiness rationales, we think it of no avail to respondent here.

By the feature of memristors described in (3), the following four cases may exist.

Lawson Handley [18] found evidence for FBD in only four monogamous mammals, although other cases may exist [e.g. 19].

We did not encounter myxoedema coma cases, but such cases may exist, as demonstrated by the study of Mannavola et al (2007).

This may cause problems in data collection as some phenomena are very rare and only a few known cases may exist.

Some of the attributes that favor certain infectious diseases for surveillance activities clearly overlap with those of certain cancers; that is, for some cancer types, effective strategies exist for reduction of mortality from cancer, and strategies for prevention of new cases may exist that include changes in behavioral and environmental factors.

This latter case may exist in multi-tenant virtualized environments only.

Therefore, the case may exist that the current force is unable to open the contacts of the MCCBs.

Cases, however, may exist where loads are applied sequentially with varying degrees of correlation between them.

For these cases, evidence may exist elsewhere along the fault from which an evaluation of its characteristics in the vicinity of the site can be reasonably based.

In such cases, RhoGDIs may exist in a non-GTPase-complexed form in the cell and may function to sustain Rho activation for long periods.