Sentence examples for may mechanically from inspiring English sources

According to guidance for customers on the carmaker's website "in rare instances, there is a possibility that certain accelerator pedal mechanisms may mechanically stick in a partially depressed position or return slowly to the idle position".

On the other hand, the lower final ACS (Ferry et al. 2010) may mechanically lead to lower absolute carbon storage during recovery.

In immobilization tests with crustaceans, the nanoparticle adhesion to antennas and exoskeleton of the organism may mechanically impair their mobility, as observed for platinum nanoparticles (Sørensen et al., 2015) and TiO2 [16].

Our data indicate that a single traffic event may mechanically weaken the soil without inducing major compaction but with influence on the effect of subsequent traffic even after as long an interval as a year (treatments M8 vs M8-1).

Results showed that larger than 1 mm particle size of clinoptilolite powder may mechanically be reduced into the size range of less than 100 nm to 30 μm by means of planetary ball milling.

This increased keratinization may mechanically reinforce the mucosa and reduce the tendency of ulcers to form after minor trauma, or present a more substantial barrier to microbes and antigens, but this is unclear.

Gauges may operate mechanically or electrically.

The ovary itself may be mechanically disrupted by pressure from other organs, displacement, or tumour growths.

Three hours later, the pupils still respond to pilocarpine drops by contracting, and muscles repeatedly tapped may still mechanically shorten.

The bacteria-filled organ is continuously luminous, but the light can be controlled either by melanophores scattered over the surface of the organ or by a black membrane that may be mechanically drawn over the organ.

Pulmonary vessels and airways may become mechanically compressed, which overrules patency by tonus.