Sentence examples for may become detached from inspiring English sources

The danger is that the thrombus may become detached (an embolus) and be swept into the pulmonary artery, causing circulatory obstruction in the lung.

In that case, Toyota told the safety agency that "cracks may develop over an extended period of time" and "the seat belt retractor may become detached".

Cysts form from a proliferation of epithelium, the tissue making up the skin and the linings of the blood vessels and body cavities, and may become detached from surrounding structures so that they move freely.

At times the electric field itself may become detached from the source charge and form closed loops, as in the case of charges accelerating up and down the transmitting antenna of a television station.

Upon subsequent hydrolysis of dTTP and dTDP release in the other subunits, all of the DNA-binding loops may become detached from the tracking strand.

"If cracks occur in the panel around the lower seat-belt retractor anchor, the seat-belt retractor may become detached, which could increase the risk to the occupant in the event of a crash".

A person with schizophrenia may be apathetic and may lack the drive and ability to pursue a course of action to its logical conclusion, may withdraw from society, become detached from others, or become preoccupied with bizarre or nonsensical fantasies.

Tumour cells that have become detached from their original sites may undergo apoptotic (or necrotic) changes and expose binding sites for C1q.

On the whole, it may not much matter if such popcorn pictures, which are generally geared to a diverse world audience, become detached from the cultural moment in which they were conceived.

A few stragglers, though, have become detached already.

In order to do this, class has become detached from work and demarcated through leisure.