Sentence examples for may have organized from inspiring English sources

Because we provided images of the 20 organisms in the survey, some students may have organized unfamiliar organisms based solely on physical appearance.

Participants may have organized their cards based upon hypothesized surface features (organism type), hypothesized deep features (core biological concepts), or some other unexpected sorting scheme.

Critics say there is no proof Chechens were involved, and some say elements of the intelligence services may have organized the blasts as a pretext for the Chechnya military campaign.

A look at how the group may have organized itself and managed its goals of taking and ruling over territory.

WASHINGTON -- If President Obama manages to win the precious state of Ohio on Tuesday, he may have organized labor to thank for helping put a lock on his second term.

Within the adult spleen, LTi-like cells may have organized T cell B cell segregation, repaired damaged stromal cell networks, and improved memory formation.

"The United States intelligence agency is behind the Bali bombings in an attempt to justify their accusation that Indonesia is a terrorist base," said Abu Bakar Bashir, the leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, a radical Islamic group that many analysts say may itself have organized the attack.

You may also have organized a labor strike and written articles as a regular contributor to Tennis Magazine... Asad.

He is "alleged to have organized parties that may have involved the promotion of prostitution, while off-duty," the agency said in a statement.

FDR without restitution nuclei may explain the production of aneuploid gametes because it might not have organized all chromosomes together.

Osama bin Laden may be dead and undiscovered, like the thousands whose killings he is believed to have organized.