Sentence examples for may exceed this from inspiring English sources

This height strictly applies to the leading ∼2 µm of the cell, while the height further back may exceed this value [6].

When the potential is small (interval from 0 to ±30 mV), attractive forces may exceed this repulsion and the system tends to coagulate [ 12].

Subsequent sessions may exceed this level of intensity if the angina threshold is found to have increased (due to exercise training adaptation or alteration of medication).

Only one study has reported on the stability of the Cortex Metamax 3B/VmaxST system, but this was for only a maximum of 20 min (Prieur et al. 2003) and many field studies may exceed this duration.

Clinton administration officials and industry experts say the number of people forced out of H.M.O.'s may exceed this year's figure.

Their results showed that both types of scales could be applied as verbal anchors, though they cautioned against using more than four adjacent terms as this may exceed the capacity for respondents to reasonably distinguish between categories.

Although this demand may exceed the measure of reasonableness for humans, it is meant literally and is repeated in other parts of the New Testament.

Since BrRNA-RT-qPCR targets bacterial ribosomal RNA, detection rates using this approach may exceed those using conventional PCR.

Depending on the system installed, this cost may exceed the total equipment cost ($232 million) proposed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for a lignocellulosic ethanol plant using dilute acid pretreatment [ 32].

In routine clinical practice, an increase of more than 2-3° in the Cobb angle that occurs within a follow-up period is usually considered to be significant and thus this measurement may exceed the accuracy of technical imaging.

These relationships may be explained by high-force, eccentric work when performing SSC activities such as high-speed running This force may exceed the muscles ability to actively resist load, forcing the muscle to lengthen and generate greater active tension [ 24].