Sentence examples for may have diffused from inspiring English sources
Because the molecular weight of brilliant blue (992.8) is larger than that of lidocaine (234.3), lidocaine may have diffused outside the area of brilliant blue diffusion.
While the Spanish may have diffused the Enlightenment, it nonetheless contributed to vital changes in Creole thinking.
Selenium may have diffused from non-sulfide phases into pyrite during coal metamorphism.
These results suggest that the NO3− may have diffused into the surrounding mineral from the N-rich organic matter buried by the ants in chambers within the deep soil.
A high ξ a implies that the received molecules stay long in the bonding; hence, more molecules may have diffused away within the bonding time t bond and not get the opportunity to bond with the receptors.
First, this form of agriculture may have diffused to Japan from the Shantong Peninsula through Korea ca. 4000 BP [11], [14]; alternatively, it may have diffused from southern China through the Ryukyu Islands ca. 6700 BP [15].
Depicting an anthropomorphic god as a naturalistic human is an innovative artistic idea that may well have diffused from Egypt to Mesopotamia, just like a number of concepts of religious rites, architecture, the "banquet plaques" and other artistic innovations previously.
Previous archaeological data and historical records suggest that the three species may have been diffused by the spread of Neolithic agriculture, but this hypothesis has only been established for granary weevils in European and southwestern Asian archaeological records.
The crisis over ADIZ may have been diffused by the provisional US acceptance of the zone in return for China allowing unhampered flights through the area.
Glu evoked pain may have recruited diffuse noxious inhibitory control mechanisms (DNIC), which could have decreased the excitability of spinal dorsal horn neurons that receive sensory input from the trapezius muscle [22].
Lastly, interventions in this study are complex and may have a diffuse effect.
