Sentence examples for may be occurrences from inspiring English sources

These may be occurrences mentioned in the article, "Five Years," or other events you heard or read about in the news.

In situations where the SSP in irrigation water is greater than 60%%, there may be occurrence of sodium accumulation in soil, which may induce soil deterioration and low water/oxygen permeability.

There may be occurrence of suction even on the windward faces because of the separation of flow in structures with limbs and also due to uplift, sidewash and backwash of wind.

A limitation of this study may be occurrence of "medically unexplained symptoms" [ 23] that may manifest in general population and in principle these symptoms may also have other explanations than somatic form of dissociation and statistically may influence the results.

Examples are given from safety regulation comparisons and serious accident investigations to indicate that common causes may be frequent occurrences in aviation.

But assessing one's own skills is a complex process, and overestimation and underestimation may be plausible occurrences across different groups of students.

As such this library may contain repeated probes which result from the fact that there may be multiple occurrences of specific sequences of length l present in the sequences that were used to build the library.

This implies that the expansions in Alzheimer's disease cases may be chance occurrences.

These three U9a sequences may be different occurrences of an old implantation of this haplogroup in the Arabian Peninsula.

The key crossreactivities may be chance occurrences, and only one or two crossreactive epitopes may be responsible for initiation of the MS disease process.

Even more important in the assignment of these fossils to Homo may be the occurrence in the same geologic deposits of very primitive stone tools.