Sentence examples for it may have modified from inspiring English sources

Samsung replies that Apple is claiming ownership for ideas it may have modified, but certainly did not invent.

Still, the earlier infection did not protect against West Nile infection, though it may have modified the severity of the worker's illness.

The presence of any cardiovascular comorbidity was adjusted for, because it may have modified survival outcomes.

If it does not work, the manufacturer may have modified the keyboard function; try pressing the Function key and F11 or check the computer's manual.

It is also possible that participants may have modified their behavior during the week of polycarbonate bottle use to reduce BPA exposure from other sources.

It is far from clear to what extent, if at all, its new membership in Amisom may have modified the original plan to create Jubaland.

It is therefore tempting to speculate that insertions may have modified the activity of the mentioned proteins, contributing to the development of hypermutable or mutator microorganisms, which may experience increased recombination, mutation, gene loss, horizontal gene transfer.

The use of a more objective measure, such as pill count, may have provided more accurate data but could have introduced a significant uncontrolled bias in that implementation of the measure may have modified the compliance behaviour that it was set up to report.

The reoccurrence of wildfire near Pains Bay, NC within a three-year period also may have improved population awareness; therefore, it is possible that asthmatics and health-compromised persons may have modified their behavior in 2011 to make emergency care unnecessary [ 24, 25].

However, due to the cross-sectional nature of the design, temporal associations cannot be inferred and it is possible that participants with either respiratory symptoms, poorer lung function or a respiratory diagnosis may have modified their exposure to passive smoking.

"We are reaching sectors where we had not been…I hope that many of them may have modified their attitude," says Ricardo Monreal, his campaign chief.