Sentence examples for may have incidentally from inspiring English sources

Before 1996 in the pre-hepatitis A virus (HAV) vaccine era, YF-specific antibodies in Ig given to travelers as HAV prophylaxis at the time of their YF 17D vaccination may have incidentally acted to reduce YF 17D viremia and consequent AEs.

The committee says it is unavoidable that some innocent communications may have been incidentally collected.

Communications from Trump associates ― and maybe even from Trump himself ― may have been "incidentally" collected, Nunes said.

Nunes claimed the documents showed that Donald Trump and others may have been incidentally named in surveillance by U.S. intelligence agencies that were engaged in other investigations.

defended himself Thursday following blistering attacks from his colleagues for presenting President Donald Trump with claims the president may have been incidentally monitored during surveillance by U.S. intelligence, saying he had "an obligation" to do so.

The objective was to assess possible contribution of the development effect to observed variance in DS1-bolon anDS2-maturere as although the corresponding date samples were considered mature, fruits still undergoing ripening changes may have been incidentally present.

Such juxtaposition suggests that homology unit replication due to selection for expansion of some subgroups (e.g. TRDV1) may have co-incidentally led to the expansion of other TRAV/TRDV subgroups (e.g. TRAV23, 24 and 8) for which there has been no evolutionary selection to generate/maintain an expanded functional genomic repertoire.

Complete responses to RIT have incidentally been reported.

Some of the symptomatic tumours may have been detected incidentally when patients presented with a different problem (e.g. microcalcifications found in the contralateral breast when the woman has presented with a benign problem in the one breast).

We also considered separately cases who reported seeking care only for reasons other than infertility, because women who seek treatment for infertility may have endometriosis discovered incidentally as part of the diagnostic process rather than because of symptomatic disease.

When we excluded from the analysis women whose cancer may have been detected incidentally or only by screening (Duke's stages A and B) and restricted the outcome to more advanced lesions, the RR for colorectal cancer was not materially altered (RR 1.21, 95% CI 0.89 1.65).