Sentence examples for may describe new from inspiring English sources

Quoting a passage from the majority opinion in last term's Guantánamo decision, Boumediene v. Bush, Chief Justice Roberts stressed that "neither the members of this court nor most federal judges begin the day with briefings that may describe new and serious threats to our nation and its people".

In addition, key files may describe a new kind of data not seen before.

These networks may help in describing new relationships and provide a systematic resource for cardiac gene function prediction.

Mr Johnson, who was told in 2006 that his phone may have been accessed, described new concerns that senior executives at the paper were aware of the hacking as "codswallop".

Under the new rules, the auditor may describe the difficulties in involved in valuing those securities.

Each new trial leads to new outcomes and as with the PSA, one may describe the results using distributions.

This article presents the basic mechanics of QT interval assessment and describes new developments that may make this measure a more accurate predictor of the effects of drugs on cardiac repolarization.

The scenarios of a backcasting project may broaden the scope of solutions being considered by describing new options".

Thus, the experimental model here described may offer new opportunities to investigate the mechanisms implicated in placental malaria and in pregnancy outcome impairments, which are difficult to study in human subjects.

Despite these limitations, the temporal methods described may provide new insight into the study of environmental exposures and prematurity.

While "evidence" may not be entirely appropriate to describe this new discovery, is coincidence any more accurate?