Sentence examples for may be intact from inspiring English sources

In the UK, David Martill, a biochemist at the University of Portsmouth, said: "There's a reasonable chance that there may be intact proteins".

The bodies of the seven miners may be intact, cryogenically preserved in the tundra, and, if so, the flu virus they caught--the deadliest virus that the world has ever known--may still be down there with them... Describes how scientists pla recover tissue samples from the bodies--which may be preserved below the permafrost layer..

The bodies of the seven miners may be intact, cryogenically preserved in the tundra, and, if so, the flu virus they caught--the deadliest virus that the world has ever known--may still be down there with them... Describes how scientists pla recover tissue samples from the bodies--which may be preserved below the permafrost layer.

But in other research, the team found that children with autism could label music as happy, sad or scary, suggesting, Dr. Levitin said, that "their recognition of musical emotions may be intact without necessarily having those emotions evoked, and without them necessarily experiencing those emotions themselves".

In this case the surrounding fascia may be intact.

A small part of the nucleus may be intact, its experts say.

But they have the possibility of change going forward, and their sense of their own narrative, problematic though it may be, is intact.

In court last week it was clear that Mr. Gibson — whose movie career may or may not be intact after a cast rebellion shut him out of even a bit part in "The Hangover Part II" — had crossed into a new kind of stardom.

While the proteins may become denatured, the chromophores may still be intact and absorb light [10] and produce electron hole pairs which add to the photocurrent.

However, certain meiotic processes, perhaps in a modified form, may still be required for parthenogenesis and, thus, genes required for such processes may still be intact and expressed.

This suggests that these sponge proteins may have retained a calcium binding function, although the ability to produce visible light may not be intact given that there are no reports of light production from this species.