Sentence examples for may have characteristic from inspiring English sources

It is hypointense on T1, hyperintense on T2 and may have characteristic peripheral cysts.

Nitrogen monoxide plays an important role in the physiological activity and pathological process of striatum in substantia nigra, and the nitric oxide synthase in substantia nigra may have characteristic changes after liver cirrhosis.

Additionally to the aspects of the quantification strategy and associated uncertainties, the interpretation of DGT based LA-ICP-MS chemical images is usually based on differences in data point clusters, which may have characteristic shapes, and not the interpretation of single data points.

Since many proteins containing intrinsically disordered regions have similar abnormal migration on SDS-PAGE gels, we hypothesized that Atg31 may have characteristics of an intrinsically disordered protein (IDP).

First, people may have characteristics unobservable to the researcher which make them both more likely to be a union member and to take more paid vacation.

Today's investments may have characteristics that will allow a firm to exercise a particular strategy in the future (Fernandes et al. 2013; McIntyre and Chintakananda 2013; Rohlfs and Madlener 2013).

Presumably, however, a particular subject may have characteristics that themselves provoke certain emotions, indeed that should provoke certain emotions, and appropriate rhetoric will highlight those features without ever leaving the subject at hand.

The small cartoon people may have characteristics and in one case even the illusion of personality – but they are not real people.

The small cartoon people may have characteristics and in one case even the illusion of personality but they are not real people.

That it may have characteristics of a molten globule-like structure is suggested by the data on size, ANS enhancement and finally by circular dichroism.

Conversely, studies on the well characterized E2F-1 have indicated that it may have characteristics of both an oncogene, by promoting the proliferation of cells beyond their normal constraints, and as a tumor suppressor [60], [61], [62], [63].