Sentence examples for may have irregularities from inspiring English sources

Although the surface is apparently smooth, the fibres may have irregularities, such as microfissures or holes created by CBDs [ 27].

But there may have been irregularities aside from those uncovered by The Times.

Although homozygous shg2 embryos complete DC due to abundant maternal contribution, some shg2/shg2 embryos may have small irregularities of the leading edge [53].

This may have added irregularities in individual fluid management and thus urine output during that period.

He added that, despite Democratic charges that there may have been voting irregularities, "I think tomorrow morning when she gets up, she should look in the mirror.

"There is reason to believe that the case brought against Governor Siegelman may have had sufficient irregularities as to call into question the basic fairness that is the linchpin of our system of justice," the attorneys general wrote.

Although there is no evidence that DES granddaughters have cervical and ovarian abnormalities similar to DES daughters, there is evidence that they may have more menstrual irregularities and a higher rate of infertility than non-exposed granddaughters [ 104].

Note that colored CZ may have some color irregularities.

Warren Miller, a lawyer for the company, said it was seeking an injunction out of concern that "there may have been some irregularity in the process of sale" to the current owner.

The Richard Casement internship ReprintsDr Shanks thinks these irregularities may have been misinterpreted.

The monitors agreed that voting had been fair in most places, but seemed to disagree about how seriously the irregularities may have compromised the result.