Sentence examples for may have smooth from inspiring English sources
They can be solitary or multiple; pedunculated or sessile; and they may have smooth, granular, or nodular surfaces.
Tumors with invasion to the nasopharyngeal mucosa may have unsmooth mucosal surfaces, whereas tumors without invasion to mucosa may have smooth mucosal surfaces.
Category II F lesions require a period of follow-up before making a decision as to whether they are benign or not, as they may have multiple hairline septa, may contain thick irregular or nodular calcifications and may have smooth thickened walls or septa.
These growths may also take on a rough texture, though other people may have smooth growths.
His chat with Torre may have smoothed over Kelly's feelings, but the Twins' ability to knock around Pettitte probably cheered him more than any managerial summit.
Erstwhile downtown shopping grottoes like Calypso and Scoop may have smoothed the edge off their nervy pop style and moved uptown, but Ana Abdul, owner of the SoHo boutique Language, still shuns the chain-store mentality.
That input, from a group led by the Blackstone chief executive Steve Schwarzman, seemed to inspire a change of stance on Mr. Trump's part that may have smoothed relations with that country.
The sympathetic eye of the central government and recent visits from high-ranking politburo members may have smoothed the way.Great Wall's sights are now set on Europe and America.
On contrary, groundwater composition of tap waters was remarkably homogeneous (CV < 50%; except Na+) and most variables had similar values for mean and median, reflecting primarily the long flow lines and dispersive mixing that may have smoothed out any temporal fluctuations in the groundwater composition (Mazor et al. 1993; Dhar et al. 2008).
Bill Clinton to some extent continued that pattern, although he may have smoothed out the edges of it.
More markers may have smoothed some of the discontinuity within a chromosome, but it also reflects the known complex genome structure of maize.
