Sentence examples for entry may be a from inspiring English sources

Treadwell is the paddock pick - Jamie Osborne's entry may be a big outsider but he looks really well.

Ok, now I'll admit, if a 13 year-old can launch a startup then the barrier to entry may be a lot lower than we thought!

This suggests that the ability to nodulate via crack or apoplastic entry may be a more ancestral state to which other legumes may default under some conditions [41].

Decisions about trial entry may be a source of intense emotional strain for parents but being offered options about their child's treatment and research participation is likely to serve important psychological functions, particularly at times when there is little else parents can do instrumentally for the child.

Screening symptoms for their severity prior to trial entry may be an important element of trial design.

Each entry may be an interface address, a port number, or an address and port number separated by a colon.

In summary, an EHR is a set of compositions (COMPOSITION) whose contents (ENTRY) may be of a clinical or an administrative type.

Any of the metadata collected during content entry may be exposed as a facet, giving a high degree of customization to these interfaces and allowing them to be molded to most accurately represent the content to be explored.

We can only hypothesize that exposure of the fossa piriformis and canal entry may be easier with a posterior approach.

The critical value of the Reynolds number for a pipe with a bluff entry may be as low as 2300, and this corresponds to a rate of discharge through a pipe for which D is, say, two centimetres, of only about three litres per minute.

The failure of nesprin-2 depleted cells to block mitotic entry may be twofold; due to a failure of ERK1/2 to phosphorylate target proteins that are required to activate G2/M arrest and/or due to the activation of inappropriate ERK target proteins that promote cell cycle progression.