The phrase "may be appeared" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "may appear." You can use it when discussing the possibility of something being visible or evident.
Example: "The results may appear different depending on the method used."
Alternatives: "might be visible" or "could show up."
The approach, however fleeting it may be, appeared to be a direct and deliberate appeal to middle-of-the-road voters who have not made up their minds yet and are likely to decide the race.
The results illustrate that some particles may be appeared as open cups due to the loss of organic and surfactant materials during annealing.
These studies play an essential role in establishing the intrinsic stability of the drug and hence help in selecting the suitable pharmaceutical dosage forms, solving the problems which may be appeared during the stages of storage and packaging.
The stretching vibration in the region 700 600 cmay may be assigned to C S linkage and peak due to brominated compounds may be appeared in the region of 600 500 cm−1.
When normal kidney formation is subjected in both humans and experimental animal models to a high glucose level in utero, abnormal kidney with a low total nephron number may be appeared, either in isolation or as part of multiple malformation syndromes.
Thus, cell proliferation ability of oncogenic K-Ras may be appeared in pre-cancerous pancreatic epithelial cells.
Mr. Powell may be appearing weak in the face of the Bush administration's strong-headedness.
However, the BBC bosses, whoever they may be, appear not to have noticed that.
It doesn't help that John Kerry – well intentioned though he may be – appears to be contradicting himself.
One shot that stood out was Robin's suit, tagged by the Joker, leading many to believe Jared Leto may be appearing in this film before Suicide Squad.
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