Sentence examples for may initially result from inspiring English sources

This may initially result in the nodules appearing to cavitate and a differential diagnosis for cavitating nodules may sometimes be incorrectly entertained.

Increasing summer drought may initially result in species from drier parts of the riparian zone moving 'downslope', with the riparian zone itself narrowing at the upper end.

For example, genomic copy number changes may initially result in an altered protein expression, but this effect might be replaced by other mechanisms during later phases of tumour development.

The relatively high ratios of hydrolysis versus transferase activity (Fig.  1b and c) of ncIB and refolded GTFB compared to soluble GTFB may initially result in enhanced synthesis of smaller products.

As outlined in the Introduction, selfing will reduce the effective population size and this reduction following the shift to selfing may initially result in an increase in fixation rates compared to the outcrossing relative.

This article will argue that neuroplastic adaptations and their effects may initially result from structural injury, but in chronic conditions contribute to the pathophysiology of the condition possibly even in the absence of any continued anatomical/structural insult to musculoskeletal structures.

Finally, the use of the word ' inertia' to define a concept in Medicine (which would be better described as inaction) may initially have resulted from the mistaken belief that 'inertia' in Physics actually implies some obstacle or reluctance in changing motion.

Therefore, fewer flowers in cool root zones may initially be the result of lower availability of mobilized carbohydrate reserves but subsequently due to reduced photoassimilates as a result of reduced stomatal conductance, smaller functional leaf area and altered partitioning to favour carbohydrate reserve replenishment.

Conversely, in low risk patients with low diagnostic probability (diagnostic score ≤ 1) and no clinical or diagnostic evidence of CAP caused by other atypical pathogens, macrolides may initially be withheld until the results of the urinary antigen tests become available.

The main clinical feature of psoriasis relates to the thickened epidermis as a result of what may initially have been an epidermal barrier insult.

"As a result, much information that may initially not seem to be of a private nature can, when shifted into a different context by combining it with other information, become very private at a later time".