Sentence examples for may also calculate from inspiring English sources

He may also calculate that, as in the past, their "worst" may not really amount to very much.

But he may also calculate that the unnecessarily harsh treatment of Hindraf will win his party votes among hardline Malays.

Fearing that Syria's stockpile of missiles and chemical weapons could fall into less restrained hands, Israel may also calculate that maintaining a feeble, delegitimised Assad regime is in its interest.

Researchers may also calculate the mean increase (MnInc) by averaging the increased cortisol concentrations above the first sample concentration, the morning cortisol peak (CMP), or mean morning cortisol (i.e., the mean of serial morning samples in the awakening period; CARμ).

The control algorithm generates an output for insulin delivery, and may also calculate glucagon, pramlintide, and/or additional glucoregulatory hormone delivery.

Therefore, it may be helpful to also calculate the ratio of the two measures in order to obtain a scale-free estimate of the level of switching costs relative to search costs: (15) s ^ c ^ = (1 − a ) − b a 0.5 b a 2 Finally, it is useful to highlight the importance of accounting for both forms of friction separately within the methodology.

We may use eq 2 to also calculate the adsorption rate of SDS to a hydrophobic surface.

In addition to calculating mineral weathering rates, elemental transfer into or out of the biomass may also be calculated.

It may also have calculated that manoeuvring Aung San Suu Kyi into a position where she herself must act in an "unconstitutional" manner would weaken or discredit her.

It may also have calculated that the rockets into Israel — 60 in one day — would restore its status among Palestinians as the champion of "resistance" against the Zionist enemy, whose soldiers and settlers are no longer in Gaza within reach of Hamas's military wing.

Whether or not Mr Blair is right, of which more later, he may also be calculating that this is one thorny long-term issue he doesn't have to deal with before he departs.