Sentence examples for may extend many from inspiring English sources

Such gravity-driven flammable clouds may extend many hundreds of metres from the source in all directions without significant dilution: their development cannot be assessed with conventional windy dispersion models.

A major issue relates to the misclassification of As exposure arising from uncertainties in assessing exposures during the disease-relevant exposure period, which, for As, may extend many decades prior to diagnosis.

An outwash may attain a thickness of 100 m (328 feet) at the edge of a glacier, although the thickness is usually much less; it may also extend many kilometres in length.

Thus continuity in this case may extend over many years.

Generally larger than cyclones, anticyclones exhibit persistent downward motions and yield dry stable air that may extend horizontally many hundreds of kilometres.

The drastic removal of metal ions in the first 1 h was ascribed to the adsorption of large quantity metal ions onto the cell surface, followed by slower second phase which may extend over many hours and is dependent on the viability of the sludge (Cheng et al. 1975; Ong et al. 2004, 2005).

These data highlight the role of macrophages in fibrotic lung disease, and demonstrate a therapeutic action of SAP on macrophages which may extend to many fibrotic indications caused by over-exuberant pro-fibrotic macrophage responses.

A role for PolyP and PHB may extend to many other proteinaceous ion channels.

Also, for a large-scale screening experiment that employs a high-throughput platform where thousands of samples are compared, processing may extend across many batches and can continue over weeks or even months.

Searching by any of these criteria produces a list of matches, which may extend over many pages when broad search terms are used (such as when requesting a county list).

Our results extend many existing results.