Sentence examples for may also as from inspiring English sources

The discovery may also, as I hinted earlier, give a big fillip to the world of cryptozoology - the study of undiscovered animals.

A sensible adult is apt to be repelled and oppressed by more than two hours of this, as Mr. Freed was, but a critic who can endure it may also, as Mr. Parker suggests, be impressed by the sheer audacity and complexity of the achievement.

But the cavities may also, as is the case for the LHC, be arranged in a circle so that each can kick the same particle an indefinite number of times and the resulting particle bunch is available for physicists to play with at will.The size of an accelerator obviously depends in part on the number of cavities it contains.

One may also, as Place would suggest, be subject to 'the phenomenological fallacy'.

Although LORETA provides one current source density maximum for each microstate, it may also, as a distributed inverse solution, detect additional simultaneously active sources at other solution points.

Clinicians motivated to complete surveys may also, as a group, be more amenable towards RCTs, thus, overestimating true potential recruitment.

But the rest of the season may also be as fragile as his left shoulder.

A biphasic reaction may also occur as many as 12 hours after the first anaphylactic reaction.

These exploratory analyses suggest that diurnal cortisol represented as AUCg may also serve as a useful indicator in these ratios.

However, the AS transcript may also work as such, acting at distinctive regulatory levels.

The maps may also shift as the planet warms as a result of climate change.