Sentence examples for may characteristically from inspiring English sources
The cutting effects of these currents are known as end-current erosion and may characteristically alter the shape of a lake frequently subjected to winds from a particular direction.
The characteristic ways we attempt to work through a given sort of moral quandary can be just as revealing about our considered approaches to these matters as are any bottom-line judgments we may characteristically come to.
In this case, the MMM may characteristically present with low T2 and high T1 signals.
Caveats are the lack of available mobile phone listings, and the possibility of continued consumer fatigue leading to non-response, as mobile phone users may characteristically lead busier lives.
His 11th New York show may be characteristically quiet, but it is a quiet knockout.
These remarks may be characteristically Chilean -- we make statements without any basis, but in a tone of such certainty that no one doubts us" -- yet they don't help conjure a particularly vivid portrait of the country.
Despite the possibility that factors influencing team workload may be characteristically different (or more complex) from those impacting individual workload, it is often the case that team workload is nevertheless measured using an amalgamation of the individual workload measurements.
As shown above, the motif corresponds to similar substructures within the different enriched aptamers, which may fit characteristically onto a specific binding site located on the target protein.
Our study suggests that sex differences may contribute to characteristically distinct PB molecular responses to environmental stress (radiation) and the accuracy of PB gene expression profiling for medical screening can be affected by sex.
Characteristically, they may be dotted with numerous islands and sprawling bays.
Such a pattern may result from the characteristically high mutation rates and allelic polymorphism of microsatellite loci and may diminish the observed genetic distance (reviewed in [ 74]).
