Sentence examples for may include too from inspiring English sources

We also consider that the EQCM analysis may include too many deviations from assumptions for accurate estimation of mass with the conditions studied.

Many critics say the County Executive post may include too much power for one person to handle without becoming entangled in patronage.

The Centre for American Progress proposes a "phased consolidation": American troops would withdraw from the most stable bits of Iraq first, to avoid leaving "a sudden and immediate power vacuum".Such plans may include too much wishful thinking.

Explanations for the discrepancy between these epidemiological data and negative results in controlled conditions may include too short exposure and difference pollution mixture.

Given that shapes and directions of clusters are usually unknown before analysis, such restrictions may include too many at-risk background populations.

Therefore ranking a gene based on posterior score has some issues when the first condition is dominant, we may include too many false positives in the candidate gene set and have a potential power loss for genes with lower degrees in the network.

True, a lovely Korean woman named Gina seems dangerously unstable — let's hope someone's keeping an eye on her — and the contestants here may include one too many super-boastful black girls and one too many indistinguishable white girls.

Diagnostic categories are not exclusive because presenting these as "any aphasia" (which may include dysarthria too) is more relevant to future service delivery than "only aphasia".

Subject lines that use all uppercase letters, misuse numbers, or include too many symbols may look like spam emails to your recipients and therefore they may not want to open them.

Although no further differences in arterial blood pressures at terminal cardiovascular collapse could be identified, our analysis may have included too few patients to uncover minor differences between other subgroups and some of the observed variations between subgroups may have equally resulted from small patient numbers in each group.

Along with sauvignon blanc, which must be at least 25percentt of the blend, a tiny bit of muscadelle and sauvignon gris may be included, too.