Sentence examples for may capture elements from inspiring English sources

Results from this study provide insight into bone modeling differences as measured by femoral stress among older men and women and indicate that lean mass may capture elements of bone's response to load.

Current models "may capture some elements of biological realism, but are generally far from biological".

16 Since CH may capture different elements from CCT of the cornea's biomechanical nature, we sought to determine if CH is also a significant predictor of the expected magnitude of IOP reduction with topical IOP-lowering medication.

The HUI may also be preferable if the purpose of the trial is to capture elements of HRQL that are restricted to 'within the skin' phenomena.

They may capture data using different instruments, different databases, different data architectures, different data elements and immensely different formats.

SRH may capture subclinical or undiagnosed disease[12].

This variable captured elements of emotional and social support that are not essential elements of informal caregiving, but which may affect the likelihood of the receipt of HMPS services.

However, it may be the case that weak-to-moderate associations between clinical indicators and quality-of-life measures indicates that the VT-HRQ measure is capturing elements of disease above and beyond those that can be measured clinically (for example, visual acuity may be good but a patient may have problems with functioning related to problems with contrast sensitivity or glare disability).

The instrument was intended to be applicable to all pregnant women; therefore the items may not fully capture all elements of quality in specific situations, such as care provided to women with a complicated or high risk pregnancy.

Two blessedly discreet cameras capture elements of the fragmented solos that keep the flow going.

Another concern is that clinical and experimental SCI involve different pathological processes and that experimental models may fail to capture all critical elements found in clinical situations [ 191].