Sentence examples for may has displayed from inspiring English sources

Certainly, May has displayed more dignity in her few big public moments to date than Cameron showed throughout his premiership.

This suggests that, while the mouse samples used in this study may have displayed morphological features of blastocyst formation, the ICM cells had not yet undergone lineage specification to EPI or PE.

We reasoned that careful selection of true positives for the training sets was critical due to the reduced specificity that many protein kinases may have displayed under in vitro assay conditions.

Schedule a meeting with the teacher to discuss any odd behaviors that your child may have displayed in class.

While you may feel the recipient has displayed behavior deserving of a passive aggressive gift, others may not see things the way you do.

Kelton may never have displayed the bittersweet resignation that made Meadows's Alice such a wonder, but even this late in her career, when she had been aged from wife to mother-in-law, she was every bit Gleason's equal.

Therefore, it seems that the logical approach for enrichment analysis in regard to the fold change and p-value criteria is to include all transcripts with even lower fold change values to include higher number of genes and especially to avoid excluding potential key regulatory genes in the analysis, which may not have displayed dramatic changes in expression.

The present analysis was prompted by a desire to analyse the possible presence of ethnic or sexual bias in clinical examiners in general, and to assess the potential for such analysis to be used to support the investigation of individual examiners who may be alleged to have displayed such bias by individual candidates.

Kinman may have also displayed his chairs at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in 1876.

Mediaite points out that nationwide support may have been displayed in some polls conducted around the time of SB 1070's passage, but that Brewer ignores some polling that showed deep dissatisfaction among Latinos.

However, not all paleontologists found the evidence conclusive, and a subsequent study published in 2007 by Roach and Brinkman suggests that the Deinonychus may have actually displayed a disorganized mobbing behavior.