Sentence examples for may introduce difficulties from inspiring English sources

Negative values of the distribution may introduce difficulties in interpreting the time-vary spectrum and interactions between time series.

The results demonstrate a significant difference in ACC expression between human and rodents, which may introduce difficulties for the use of rodent models for development of ACC inhibitors.

Different countries have different migration systems and authority definitions, which may introduce difficulties in comparing results between countries.

The government is now turning its attention to the possibility that job losses may introduce new difficulties.

Both interspersed repeats [ 11- 16] and other duplicated elements [ 17] may induce homologous recombinations and insertions/deletions in the host genome, which may introduce great difficulties to the correct assembly of the repetitive regions in the host genome.

It may also be necessary to integrate adaptivity in virtual environments for rehabilitation training due to the fact that the complex 3D interaction may introduce extra difficulties and eventually influence patients' performance during the training sessions.

A different and new topic may introduce variation in difficulty level and different marking systems.

Physician belief in the utility of tracheostomy, patient selection and the lack of blinding may introduce bias, leading to difficulties in comparing patients receiving 'early' or 'late' tracheostomy.

In addition, the Intubation Difficulty Scale may perform less well with indirect laryngoscopes than the MAC and use of the Intubation Difficulty Scale or the degree of intubation difficulty as matching covariates may introduce a form of incorporation bias.

Then he argues that no move available to the empiricist circumvents this basic difficulty, however much complexity it may introduce (the other four Puzzles: 188d-201b).

He also recognized the difficulty that the membrane solubility theory may introduce in explaining the movement of water and other hydrophilic substances across the cell boundaries.