Sentence examples for may incite a from inspiring English sources

Still less are they "caused", as the BBC persists in saying, by the anti-Muslim film made in California and posted on YouTube, although the French cartoon may incite a more direct response.

This anomaly is thought to arise in conjunction with a persistent ventral mesentery, which may incite a volvulus of the stomach and bowel [2].

The latter may incite a police response, the intensity of which is controlled by a "heat" system.

Players who commit crimes may incite a response from law enforcement agencies, measured by a "wanted" system that governs the aggression of their response.

Another conclusion that I've come to, which I suppose is rather controversial and may incite a lot of hate mail, is that I don't believe marriage is necessarily meant to last forever.

Ultrafine particles in CAPs can translocate from the nasal cavity to the olfactory bulb, most likely through olfactory nerves (Oberdorster et al. 2004), where they may incite a foreign-body reaction, activating glial cells to release reactive oxygen species (Block et al. 2004; Veronesi et al. 2005).

A glut of bamboo fruits may incite an explosion in populations of rodents that eat the fruits.

Although the clinical significance of these osseous structures is probably minor, clinicians very commonly ask about these bones, and this may incite an unnecessary work-up.

However simple steatosis may incite an inflammatory response leading to steatohepatitis.

Although not fully understood, ocular surface damage from either disorder may incite an inflammatory response that further worsens DED [ 4].

Both of these lifecycle stages would benefit from the anti-inflammatory properties of annexin due to the immune response generated in the lungs, and the relatively large number of tegumental proteins present on the adult male parasite that may incite an immune response [ 37].