Sentence examples for may be entailed from inspiring English sources

Nor do we agree that the incremental protections afforded the employer's privacy by a warrant are so marginal that they fail to justify the administrative burdens that may be entailed.

In reality, positivism may cohabit with a range of views here -- value statements may be entailed by factual statements; values may supervene on facts; values may be kind of fact.

This results in an unsound calculus and may cause a goal to be entailed by a Prolog program (from a computational point of view) when in fact it should not (from a logical point of view).

2. For present purposes let us construe entailment broadly so that P may be said to entail Q if P formally, analytically or synthetically entails Q. 3. See, for example, Russell (1910 11) and 1913.

In order to perform nonlinear stochastic dynamic analyses, the tail equivalent linearization method may be employed, which entails the adoption of the first-order reliability method.

The mechanism by which genes may be acquired could entail direct exchange among distinct viruses while infecting the same host [47] or direct acquisition from the host.

Although such changes may be arguably desirable, they entail upheaval that will disrupt social relationships at great potential personal cost.

For it may be unclear whether EXT entails (1) in the first place (whether apriori or not).

The importance of imprinting may be that the process entails a possibility to modify genes to produce the best possible phenotype to survive in the actual environment.

Nonetheless, the magnitude of such associations may be modest and could entail multiple genes or metabolic pathways thus making them hard to detect.

Since metformin may be used episodically, this calculation entailed an assessment of which prescriptions belonged to the same treatment episode 24.