Sentence examples for may develop either from inspiring English sources

In some species, haploid sporophytes may develop either from the unfertilized egg or from some other cell of the gametophyte.

Metastases to the axillary lymph nodes may develop either lymphatically or hematogenously [5, 7].

An ERF, in the setting of lung cancer, may develop either through direct erosion of tumour through adjacent structures into the oesophagus or, uncommonly, after initial treatment, in particular in patients treated with angiogenesis inhibitors and chemoradiation [32].

Bleeding may develop either intraluminally or extraluminally: in haemodynamically stable patients who do not require immediate laparotomy, CT reliably detects the presence of high-attenuation fresh blood in the jejunal lumen (Fig. 9), surgical bed or mesentery (Figs. 11, 12) and peritoneal cavity (Fig. 12).

However, a number of patients with cancer may develop either malignancy-related complications or treatment-associated side effects requiring multidisciplinary care in an intensive care unit (ICU) [ 2].

The disease may develop either directly from a primary focus with no latency period or, more commonly, by reactivation of quiescent infections [ 1].

The term is in fact misleading as areas from the CNS outside the pons are susceptible to OD. Extra-pontine myelinolysis, which usually involves the sub-cortical gray matter may thus develop either concurrently with CPM (31 %) or may represent the exclusive manifestation of OD (22 %) [91].

The term is in fact misleading as areas from the CNS outside the pons are susceptible to OD. Extra-pontine myelinolysis, which usually involves the sub-cortical gray matter may thus develop either concurrently with CPM (31 %) or may represent the exclusive manifestation of OD (22%%) [ 91].

Actually, the symptoms of conversion disorder may develop in either sex and may occur in children and elderly people, although they are observed most commonly in early adult life.

Acute compartment syndrome of an extremity may develop from either traumatic intracompartmental swelling or external compression.

The low prevalence of both disorders calls for population-based approaches to provide the necessary power to detect effects, as well as to capture the full spectrum of premorbid exposures and developmental deviations that may characterise those who later develop either disorder.