Sentence examples for may encompass only from inspiring English sources

If infarcts had occurred they may encompass only a fraction of the region at risk and angina pectoris may occur less frequently after some time due to the development of collateral arteries from pre-existent interconnecting arterioles.

In advancing this position, they noted that, OQOL may encompass not only health – related factors, but also many non – medical phenomena, such as employment, family relationships and spirituality.

If these challenges are met, however, one can expect the development of highly accurate evolutionary signatures that may encompass not only the type of features used in this article, but also features such as the presence/absence of predicted transcription factor binding sites.

Large companies and industrial associations encompass only some of the relevant actors and their views may be more conservative than the others.

Though our results encompass only a five-year period, the higher incidence risk in these states may indicate a shift in LACV infections from the upper Midwest to the Appalachian region of the United States [12], [13], [14].

In this case the term "emerging" doesn't encompass only young artists.

These quiet zones encompass only 5 percent of Central Park's 843 acres.

Note that throughout this entry 'science' and cognate terms encompass only the natural sciences.

The object of study may encompass objects with only spatial dimensions, such as a mineral deposit, or it may be a dynamically changing system, such as a river, which has a temporal component.

According to Frank (2002) an epitope in a protein may encompass about 15 amino acids but only about five of these contribute to the binding energy.

While the entire lifetime of a cyclone may encompass several days, most will only retain tropical characteristics for less than 24 hours.