Sentence examples for may detach from inspiring English sources

Initial detachment may be local, but without rapid treatment the entire retina may detach, which may lead to vision loss and blindness.

Jaguar says that a part of the turbocharger – the charge air cooler hose – may detach, causing the engine to stall, which could in turn cause a loss of power assist to the brakes and steering as well as make it difficult to restart the vehicle.

During the low-salinity flood the dolomite crystals may detach from the pore walls releasing oil from the rock surface.

As a result, they may detach from the suspending micro-holes and lose their functionality [11, 12].

As RA may have cement paste attached that may detach from the mass during sample preparation when repetitive soaking in water and drying are employed.

They found that when the nano-coated heaters were tested in pure water, boiling on the surface may detach some of the nanocoating from the heater surface.

This process may ultimately detach legal concepts from their moral analogs (thus, legal "murder" may require no intention to kill, legal "fault" no moral blameworthiness, an "equitable" remedy may be manifestly unfair, etc).

This method provided a solution on the issues where the simulated data may completely detach from real outbreaks and outbreaks in the real surveillance data may interfere with the performance evaluation.

Losing its gel-like consistency with aging, the vitreous body may eventually detach from the retina and optic disc, clinically described as posterior detachment of the vitreous body (PVD) [ 1].

Nuclei in these clusters have a CTB-like phenotype and some sprouts may also detach from STB and pass into the uteroplacental circulation.

The management of technology embodies human choice and freedom, and as such, it may not detach from philosophy and psychology, particularly in the innovation, knowledge and learning paradigm.