Sentence examples for may contain enough from inspiring English sources

Although these diets may contain enough potassium from protein, they lack enough alkali-generating substances from fruits like oranges, bananas and grapes to counter the high acid formation associated with a protein-rich diet.

The world's leading expert on the exotic element of atmospherium, Dr. Armstrong heads off to the wilderness in search of a fallen meteorite that may contain enough atmospherium to keep him busy for a very long time -- much to the good-natured consternation of his pert, blond wife, played in a 50's print dress by Fay Masterson.

It is also shown that data from a very short length (50 m in one case) of the tunnel (five data point only, in this case) may contain enough information for the neural network to learn and predict the air losses in the remaining (585 m) length of the tunnel with a good degree of accuracy.

Biochar, however, may contain enough labile C (Zimmerman 2010; Luo et al. 2011) and high nutrient levels that can prime soil microbes to induce the production of extracellular enzymes to degrade native SOC through co-metabolism (Kuzyakov et al. 2000; Zimmerman et al. 2011).

Measured total organic content of the Marcellus Formation ranges from less than 1% in eastern New York, to over 11% in the central part of the state, and the shale may contain enough carbon to support combustion.

Although these databases' pairwise confidence scores were not created to be priors for GRN inference, they may contain enough information to improve GRN accuracy.

Finally, the third compartment may have been too small (and/or may not contain enough phosphate) to be visible with P NMR.

On the other hand, feature sets which are too small may not contain enough information to determine the target class and may cause underfitting.

First, they suggest that biopsies consisting of very few FOVs may be inadequate for use in diagnostic immunostains, because they may not contain enough FOVs to account for biomarker heterogeneity.

It's as though there comes a fear with the genre that it may not contain enough space to give us all the answers.

Dr Jack Newman, a Canadian doctor, and breastfeeding expert, says it is hypocritical of the MyMilkCount to suggest that breastmilk may not contain enough DHA and other omega fats: "Breastmilk always contains DHA and other omega fats.