Sentence examples for may have attached from inspiring English sources

The reason for this is unknown, but tick may have attached and detached unnoticeably, since the attachment period on animals for all stages of I. ricinus ticks is normally less than 14 days [ 18].

The bones are subject to a physical decontamination, followed by removal of any exogenous DNA that may have attached itself.

In fairness to Mr. Draghi, markets may have attached too much importance to his "do whatever it takes" oath, spoken at an investment conference in London last week.

Their shape varies (round, octagonal, square, etc.), they may have one or two heads, and they may have attached jingles or snares.

Such sources, although they may seem appropriate when secured, can suffer from changes in economic circumstances and may have attached to them conditions that are incompatible with requirements of the modern museum.

"Even the people in the Gaza Strip have electricity," exclaims Mr Zango.Terrorism-watchers are also concerned that al-Qaeda and other Islamist terrorist groups from across north Africa may have attached themselves to some of these Islamic sects to mount attacks on the government.

Similar offers have come to nothing in the past.Although the tycoon may not have attached strings to his gift, he has considerable business ambitions in the North.

Silica exists in the atmosphere, Mr. Pelayo said, but it may also have attached itself to the oxide film during construction when limestone, which contains silica, was cut on site.

Apple stories often come in multiple versions, and a lot of tales that may not be true have attached themselves to him, in the way that a lot of quotes have attached themselves to, say, Dorothy Parker or Yogi Berra.

That may be why he has attached an almost mythical significance to 432 Park Avenue, a venture he tends to speak of in Platonic and, at times, redemptive terms.

Their distribution is poorly understood, but many of them may have been attached to the margins of Gondwana.