Sentence examples for may have suppressed from inspiring English sources

The antidepressant medications and lithium may have suppressed R sleep and thus further suppression of R sleep with the addition of olanzapine might have been too minimal to detect.

The recession may have suppressed current demand, but it will come back.

The global recession may have suppressed our readiness to spend with abandon but it hasn't culled our creativity.

The authorities may not have known the scale or may have suppressed it, but that society was closed from attention, from media, from a public.

That, in turn, may have suppressed storms, and particularly major hurricanes, below the level that would have existed in a purely natural environment.

The inquiry will be able to examine the files of the security services and allegations that the Tory whips' office in the 1970s may have suppressed allegations of child abuse by members of the parliamentary party.

The data suggest that different gene regulation may have occurred at the late stages of infection/defense, and SCN may also have suppressed expression of many genes to benefit infection at 8 dpi.

But it may also have suppressed some of the humanity within.

Johann Joachim Winckelmann made the ancient Greeks his models of beauty by imagining them white-skinned; he may even have suppressed his own (correct) suspicion that their statues, though copied by the Romans in white marble, had originally been painted.

Moloney and McIntyre, who share an unshakable confidence in the credibility of Brendan Hughes, believe that the British government may also have suppressed the paper trail on McConville in order to conceal the fact that the Army allowed one of its confidential sources to be executed.

Low sulfate and high DIC concentrations in the Precambrian oceans may also have suppressed 13C depletion in authigenic carbonates (Bristow and Grotzinger 2013).