Sentence examples for may combines a from inspiring English sources

Unlike its rivals, the Ampera, which hits showrooms in May, combines a lithium-ion battery (which can be recharged from a domestic socket in six hours), a small petrol engine and two separate electric motors.

A NDoE may combine a costly numerical model and numerous experiments.

But Google may combine a clear eye for potential (even — perhaps especially — niche potential) and a willingness to take a risk going public to fast-track some projects and produce some really interesting devices.

Use of the single diagnostic term, "Severe Dengue" may combine a mixture of iatrogenic complications, host pathologies, severe organ impairment with and without clinically significant vascular permeability.

For instance, mobility hypotheses may combine a variable encoding positive change with a variable encoding negative change, or variables encoding change at different pairs of measurement occasions over the life course.

In this paper, the authors propose hybrid designs which may combine a superiority design in one subgroup with a non-inferiority design in another subgroup or combine designs with different control regimens in different subgroups in one trial when a uniform design is unethical or impractical.

Oakton Community College, in the Chicago suburbs, may combine an English class with one in library science, or a theater course with one in psychology, and bundle them into 16-week or 8-week sessions.

This selection of scenarios is far from exhaustive, and in practice a study may combine all of the above types.

United Nations officials have also called the continued presence of the strain a threat to human health because it has become increasingly virulent and may combine with a human influenza virus that could cause a worldwide influenza epidemic.

The low price of carbon on trading markets and the low price of coal may combine with a lack of credit and debt-averse developers to halt new wind farms and other green-energy developments.

It is possible that in individuals affected by this headache, the increased intracranial pressure normally caused by coughing may combine with a lower pain threshold.