Sentence examples for may have unexplained from inspiring English sources

The new car may have unexplained rattles, but at least it goes-not always so with personal computers.

Besides severe forms of male infertility, which is referred to as azoospermia, reduced fertility may also have unexplained reasons and this is termed as subfertility or idiopathic infertility [ 3].

This, and similar differences in other definitions, may have added unexplained variance to the opinions.

Moreover, residual heterogeneity may have remained unexplained due to some unmeasured or unreported study characteristics, which is inherent to a meta-analysis based on published data.

Too little variance in dominance judgments may have remained unexplained by content and these other acoustic parameters for D f to explain a significant portion.

Neonatal respiratory admissions, air pollution, and weather can vary seasonally and may have other unexplained time trends that can cause confounding (Peng et al. 2006).

When I have unexplained symptoms, I never assume the worst.

Of these, 25% have unexplained infertility [ 1].

Although permitted livestock operations and other point sources were not substantial in each watershed, point sources falling below Kansas' permitting regulations (e.g., confined livestock operations under 300 animals) were likely present in some watersheds and may have accounted for unexplained variance in the observed relationships.

By the time the dust kicked up in that meeting had settled, Halsey would be forced to reckon with the hypothesis that thimerosal had damaged the brains of immunized infants and may have contributed to the unexplained explosion in the number of cases of autism being diagnosed in children.

Our group has reported previously that stillborn infants of diabetic mothers have heavier hearts than stillborn infants of nondiabetic mothers after correction for fetal size, suggesting that cardiomyopathy may have a role in "unexplained" fetal death in diabetic pregnancy (7).