Sentence examples for may have conditioned from inspiring English sources

The physicians also assessed several factors (i.e., compliance awareness, compliance mitigation, and financial limitation) that may have conditioned the management of the chronic condition.

While our results do not directly contradict the idea that H. erectus may have been an active hunter, they clearly point to the fact that predator avoidance may have conditioned its long-distance diffusion as it moved outside Africa.

This may have conditioned the response observed.

Additionally, a sample size of 100 patients and the absence of a control group may have conditioned some results.

Since Bykerk et al. reported that patients with higher disease activity tended to report more flares [ 21], the fact that the majority of our patients had low disease activity during most of the observation time may have conditioned a reduced flare frequency [ 22].

Pertinent datasets may be public or private, and may have conditions attached, such as those involving confidentiality, non-competition and complex licensing.

Some patients may have conditions that make it difficult, painful, or even impossible to use a computer.

Diabetic patients with CVD may have conditions (e.g., congestive heart failure) that prevent the use of certain anti-hyperglycemic agents.

However, critically ill patients may have conditions other than hypoperfusion that may lead to lactate elevations, such as increased catecholamine production in sepsis or trauma [ 37] or from production by lung in acute lung injury [ 38, 39].

Some patients may have conditions that bear superficial similarity to HCM, as defined by the presence of 'unexplained LVH', even familial in some cases, but genetic testing reveals that disease is not caused by sarcomeric mutations (Table  1 ).

Postbronchodilator spirometry was not performed in this study, so it is possible that some participants classified as having OBS may have had conditions more consistent with asthma (in which airflow obstruction is generally reversible) than with COPD.