Sentence examples for it may be believed from inspiring English sources

Considering this figure, it may be believed that a similar decomposition is possible as in the case of an LS channel estimator.

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While for the case of dense deployment of FAPs, certain users need to connect to FAP located further away and experience lower amount of inter-cell interference, so it may be believed that the coverage probability is independent of the sleeping mode [15].

According to de Tocqueville: The position of the Americans is therefore quite exceptional, and it may be believed that no democratic people will ever be placed in a similar one.

Asbring and Narvanen [ 19], writing in the Swedish context, suggested that CFS/ME is low ranking in the medical hierarchy as symptoms are not life threatening and it may be believed that it cannot be cured [ 19, 29].

6 Intuitively, it may be believed that this has something to do with hospital size, but this relation has been validated further by a study of small urban hospitals versus small rural hospitals that produced the same difference in rates.

It may well be believed that they do not.

Hard as it may be to believe, he wasn't entirely full of it.

However, as hard as it may be to believe, we are not identical.

HARD as it may be to believe, Dawn Upshaw turns 40 in July.

As hard as it may be to believe, Republicans did show some restraint in 2010.