Sentence examples for may have unknown from inspiring English sources

European consumers have for years questioned the safety of genetically modified food out of fear that those modifications may have unknown, and unintended, consequences for human health.

This homogenization of the microbial communities and their metabolism at landscape scale resulting from habitat fragmentation may have unknown potential consequences on the capacity of these communities, and hence these ecosystems, to respond to the climate change.

"We don't know how it works -- it may have unknown phytoestrogens or it may work in some other way to reduce hot flashes," said Dr. Fredi Kronenberg, director of the Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.

However, such a new operation method may have unknown complications that rarely occur.

An important caveat is that intermittent use of abortive migraine medications may have unknown long term effects on nociceptive processing.

We also noticed other polymorphisms in the CypA binding loop at positions 218 and 222 that may have unknown effect on CypA binding and viral replication.

In addition, the contrast variations of corin level in the circulation and tissues indicated that corin may have other unknown functions or that there are some other unknown factors that could influence corin levels.

In addition, the camera plane may have any (unknown) orientation with respect to the robot workspace.

Especially, the relationships between different databases (e.g., the transaction and online browsing database) may have the unknown and potential knowledge of business intelligence.

Hill may have been unknown when he arrived at his first Bears training camp, but the future Hall of Fame tackle and linebacker George Connor took notice.

Although this fact poses a problem for the RNA world hypothesis, there may have been unknown pathways for the protection of RNA molecules against the hydrolytic degradation under the primitive earth conditions.