Sentence examples for may indicate difficulties from inspiring English sources

The features identified by the present investigation may indicate difficulties that are rarely recognized and assist lecturers and material developers to predict possible areas of student confusion with the specialist text they encounter when they progress beyond the general style that is the focus for College English.

Altogether, 122 environmental NA sequences are available in the NCBI database, which may indicate difficulties in recovering virus genomic RNA from environmental samples or restricted efforts in doing so.

Although the lack of ESTs in particular tissues may indicate difficulties to distinguish between different MT1 transcripts or bias in tissue representation, these caveats do not necessarily challenge the tissue-specificity generally observed in most MT1 duplicates, possibly playing distinct roles in distinct cell types as was suggested before [44], [46].

All these findings may indicate difficulties related to stem positioning when a proximal centralizer is used.

Missing items on the SOC-3 scale was associated with older age, which may indicate difficulties in answering the SOC-3 questions among older individuals.

This may indicate difficulty concentrating.

Low total answer-attempt counts may indicate that the student has sufficient knowledge to answer problems, while high answer-attempt counts may indicate difficulty with the problem or possibly engagement in systematic guessing or gaming behavior (Baker et al. 2004).

The results of this study may be helpful in designing arthroscopic training programs for orthopaedic residents or sports medicine fellows; however, the wide variability in opinions may indicate difficulty in reaching a consensus.

Just a few subjects with a regular doctor were referred to the ER by a physician, which may indicate difficulty in accessing them.

The moderate [18] results of bCMC for the Traditional method may indicate difficulty with occlusion of ASIS markers and soft tissue artefact during data collection for overweight and obese subjects.

The lower response to this question may also indicate difficulty rating items in the absence of evidence: "Although psychotherapy at the end of life has some evidence base, there is less evidence for the effectiveness of individual therapies, so I feel unable to rate".