Sentence examples for may have contrasting from inspiring English sources

The underparts of the tail, and sometimes other areas of the plumage, may have contrasting light and dark patterns that are displayed during flight.

This finding also suggests that ΔNp63 and TAp63 may have contrasting roles in epidermal proliferation.

In dioecious species, evolutionary theory suggests that males and females may have contrasting optimal strategies of resource investment to maximise reproductive success.

Because of its potential protective effect on intubation safety [ 3- 5, 7], due to its cardiovascular properties, and its deleterious impact on adrenal gland physiology [ 8, 28], etomidate may have contrasting impact on the incidence of life-threatening complications occurring within 1 hour after intubation and on the long-term outcome in septic shock patients.

The active phenotype of PSC defined by α-SMA expression may have contrasting functions, eg, profibrogenic or profibrolytic, therefore α-SMA is considered to be more a transdifferentiation marker indicative of a myofibroblast-like phenotype than a marker of PSC activity per se.

Tile drainage may have contrasting effects on soil nitrous oxide (N2O) emission.

It may even be possible that ERAs have contrasting therapeutic effects in compensated and failing RVs, but so far, this has not been studied.

There are a number of reasons why different studies may have had contrasting findings.

However, repetitive work tasks may have a contrasting effect to exercise training on the mRNA content of those genes, and it has been postulated: "that sustained exposure to ergonomic stressors could disrupt the heat shock response and lead to sustained pathogenic levels of chaperone production, which in turn ultimately results in focal cell death" [ 9].

Cultural diversity may therefore be a result of ethnicity, country of birth, religion, and many other factors (Vertovec 2007), and may have various – and contrasting – effects on people's lives.

The process of purposively identifying potential participants may, therefore, also be considered a process of maximum variation sampling due to the deliberate seeking of parents who may have opposing or contrasting experiences and perspectives.