"may be missed" is a valid part of a sentence in written English and can be used as an expression of potential uncertainty.
For example: "This opportunity may be missed if it's not seized soon."
t0i or t1i may be missed by a wide margin.
A few CV2-ab-positive sera may be missed by commercial immunoblots.
Such reflux may be missed at initial surgery and lead to recurrence of varicose veins.
By ignoring their direct/indirect attachments (skull, cervical spine, and sternum) important information may be missed.
If this value is not large enough, fine features may be missed.
They're often fairly short, so a nutrient's long-term consequences may be missed.
Notes: Up to two classes may be missed before the grade is affected.
In cysts with a mean diameter of >50 mm, papillary formations or solid parts may be missed by transvaginal ultrasonography.
Much of what makes this exhibition enriching may be missed by skipping the catalog.
However, even with this improved accuracy, important details of the Moon's internal structure and physical properties may be missed.
Smaller salivary gland tumours may be missed on CECT.
