Sentence examples for may be latent from inspiring English sources

Much has been written about how there are, or may be, latent Commons majorities for various propositions – like preventing a no-deal Brexit, remaining in the customs union, or a referendum on the final deal.

The authors were inspired by the "savant skills" that sometimes accompany brain damage as in the case of a boy who, having been shot in the head, lost the ability to read and write but became able "to dismantle and reassemble multi-gear bicycles without instruction," raising the possibility that extraordinary skills may be "latent in us all".

The authors were inspired by the "savant skills" that sometimes accompany brain damage — as in the case of a boy who, having been shot in the head, lost the ability to read and write but became able "to dismantle and reassemble multi-gear bicycles without instruction," raising the possibility that extraordinary skills may be "latent in us all".

The tendencies to give in to unethical behavior may be latent in many leaders, but there are few opportunities to express this behavior while serving at middle levels in the organization.

These observations suggest that the capacity to mount Ab responses to the 2F5 epitope is mitigated by tolerance, but such capacity may be latent in the pretolerance and/or anergic B cell pools.

However, the nutritional deficiencies may be latent and the peripheral blood picture may appear relatively normal.

Faith may even be latent in some of science's triumphs, inspiring such figures as Newton and Kepler.

The viroid may also be latent in some pear cultivars without causing a disease.

Kevin Denham, of CEFAS's fish health laboratory, in Weymouth, Dorset, has recently alerted vets to look out for evidence of KHV, which may often be latent and not obvious.

Although the pathway is latent in adults, it may not be latent in neonatal rats as shown by the spontaneous expression of activity over this pathway in an earlier in vitro study.

If this is not checked it could prove disastrous, without a doubt". Kevin Denham, of CEFAS's fish health laboratory, in Weymouth, Dorset, has recently alerted vets to look out for evidence of KHV, which may often be latent and not obvious.