Sentence examples for may fail to fully from inspiring English sources

We employ this DIDMP because commonly employed least-squares-regression techniques may fail to fully account for selection effects.

Conversely, setting values too high may fail to fully exploit accurate measurements.

While traditional techniques such as EDA or SA (or other statistical techniques) are useful, they may fail to fully capture a complex, multidimensional output that may result from agent-based simulations.

For one thing, I fear that the book may fail to fully register the power and potential influence of the particular individuals who sit on the Supreme Court at a given time.

Thus, 2D imaging may fail to fully visualize the complete vascular architecture of these masses, which may also be useful for characterization.

Overall, the results suggest that nearly half of children may fail to fully comply with MTX doses as prescribed during their long-term therapy.

Falling too slowly if you have made the mistake of leaping from something near the ground, like a church tower could be fatal, too, as the parachute may fail to open fully.To prolong the flight some have turned to fancy dress.

But just as most members of an animal species may fail to become fully healthy adult specimens (because, say, most of them live in unfavorable environments) while nonetheless it remains natural for members of that species to become fully healthy adults, so too it is natural for humans to be virtuous individuals even if most fail to do so.

Either country, or both, may ultimately fail to fully carry out the new programs by granting waivers and exceptions, refusing to administer them or by rewriting its new laws.

Hand-operated finishing strips (i.e., for composite restorations) with a thickness of 0.10 to 0.15 mm may be used, but fail to fully adapt to the curved surface.

And the EU looks like it may fail to implement the Basel rules fully in any case, as its proposed legislation is reported to offer various loopholes for banks to exploit.