Sentence examples for may be simplified from inspiring English sources

But no matter, because today I'm going to demonstrate how one particularly tricky problem with the health-care bureaucracy — making sense of the needs of my eighty-five-year-old father, currently in a nursing home — may be simplified.

The resulting equation for SO2 retention, η, may be simplified to:.

Thus, the signal model may be simplified to a single-component model.

In the case of uniform eigenstrain, the formulae may be simplified to contour integrals by Green's theorem.

The track/tunnel/ground system may be simplified as a structure which is periodic in the track direction.

The computer analysis may be simplified by providing continuous buckling restraints for all the top chord members.

The loop may then be simplified so as to be described by only two parameters for ensuing transient response analysis.

(3) The bulk-flip step may optionally be simplified to compute and return only k instead of s′ and t′, since k i is equivalent to swap i.

The limitations of the strict application of a trial protocol to the whole population are recognised in the NCRI guidelines for the use of adjuvant trastuzumab which '…are therefore precautionary and may well be simplified with further clinical experience' (NCRI, 2005).

But New Zealand coach Graham Henry has made it clear he sees Slade as the man for the job heading into the quarterfinal with Argentina on Sunday, although he admits the game plan may need to be simplified.

We faced the following major challenges: Transforming the experiences with sustainability projects into functions is not straightforward and complex interrelations may need to be simplified.