Sentence examples for may formally be from inspiring English sources

As if to confirm that prediction, the budget announced this week by Gordon Brown, who may formally be a mere chancellor of the exchequer but in practice often seems to act as prime minister to Mr Blair's president, was a clear preparation for a 2001 poll.

His principle may formally be regarded as a principle of maximum rate of entropy production but does not have a clear physical interpretation.

The shape of these activations moving from one retinotopic site to the next, may formally be described as wave-fronts (see Methods).

As theses edm2 phenotypes are independent from the photoperiod, EDM2 may formally be considered as a member of the autonomous floral promotion pathway, which controls the floral transition by suppressing FLC expression independent from day-length [ 3].

Then, the fractions of points are determined as (13) f A = N A N A + N B ; f B = N B N A + N B The division of points on the same strand into two sets generates a string of points that may formally be presented as a sequence composed of A and B. The neighbouring points of two types can be encountered only within the following sequences: ABA, BAB, AABB, BBAA, and their combinations.

In case of a non-lipid plaque, parameters which were not defined for non-lipid plaques such as FCT, lipid arc, and lipid plaque length were set to 0. This is both consistent with the sign of association of each of these variables with the dependent variable (i.e. ACS) and may formally be derived from introducing interactions of these variables with the type of plaque.

The place may not formally be a museum, yet the senior Mr Ouyang, a soft-spoken old man, happily receives visitors for nothing more than the chance to share local history with those interested.

"The death of the Ambassador may have formally been announced earlier last month, but in reality the Ambassador vanished from Indian roads 10 years ago," said Siddharth Varadarajan, a journalist who owns three Ambassadors.

Lay educators may benefit from formally being introduced in a team model with health professionals (GPs, practice nurses); with lay people, from the local community, playing a valuable role by providing contextual information about a patient's attitudes, behaviour, and environment [ 26].

Chronic fluid overload is associated with higher mortality in dialysis patients; however, the link with cardiovascular morbidity has not formally been established and may be influenced by subclinical inflammation.

The decrease in the antioxidant activity confirms an exponential relation which formally may be associated to a kinetically pseudo-monomolecular process.