Sentence examples for may have notable from inspiring English sources

Such inner debris disks may have notable sublimation rings.

The increasing extent of human activities and climate change may have notable effects on river systems; therefore, a comprehensive knowledge of these effects is essential to mitigate their unfavourable consequences.

Even two strains of the same species, isolated from distinct body habitats may have notable genomic divergences, as exemplified by comparative analysis of two strains of P. denticola.

Using this approach, we performed a systematical comparison of mutation regularities within 2 4 bp contexts in Mus musculus and Homo sapiens and uncovered that even closely related organisms may have notable differences in context-dependent mutation regularities.

However, for other medications such as antiretroviral therapy for HIV, which requires very high levels of adherence or antiepileptic therapies with narrow therapeutic windows, a 6% increase in adherence may have notable clinical relevance.

These data suggest that levels of platelet or white blood cell types may not have notable effect on mtDNA content in blood samples.

Older children with HFI tend to avoid sweet foods and may have teeth notable for the absence of caries.

The Little Rascals shorts were an American curio – short comic films that would often play before feature films, from the silent era until the second world war – that may have been notable for having a cast that featured boys and girls, white actors and black actors, but that could also be offensive and racist.

However, soil-structure interaction may have a notable effect on component fragility, especially for the more critical damage states.

Thus, cell phones may have a notable role in the nosocomial transmission of MDR microbes to patients.

Optimising referral decisions for women with bladder and renal cancer who present with haematuria may have a notable impact on gender inequalities in promptness of diagnosis.