The phrase "may not encompass" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to express that something is not completely included or covered by something else. Example: While the study focused on the effects of climate change on sea levels, it may not encompass the impact on marine ecosystems.
This is partly explained by departmental traditions and experience, which may not encompass skills development.
Although sampling effort has increased over time, effort is becoming more biased towards protected areas, which may not encompass the entirety of species' ranges or allow for equal sampling across taxa.
Since our analysis of multiple 10 micron sections of each lesion may not encompass all of the T cell clones within a tumor, we used iChao1 and the Efron-Thisted Estimator to estimate the total number of unique productive T cell clones in each lesion.
The first is that the allowed torsion values may not encompass the specific torsion angle observed in the crystal structure.
While Maison de Grand Esprit may not encompass the entirety of the French wine landscape – there are no cuvées from the northern Rhône or Loire Valley, nor are there any white wines – it takes that first hurdle out of French wine buying for the average consumer.
Depending upon where you travel you may find that you need service with two different providers because one may not afford geographic coverage due to lack of roaming agreements, or your chosen carrier's data rate plan may not encompass one or more of the countries you will visit.
My intention here is not to argue that this is in fact the case, but instead I'm trying to demonstrate that simply saying that changes in performance are due to "attention" may not necessarily encompass a meaningful explanation of the underlying neural mechanisms driving the changes in performance.
However, most human studies only evaluated the sublingual area that may not fully encompass microvascular flow or changes in tissue oxygenation and metabolism within organs.
The presence of a predominant unclassified group also suggests that the currently used molecular analytic spectrum may not completely encompass all molecular classes and there is a need to further refine and develop the existing classification systems.
However, the knowledge we curated does not encompass anything what may be called a 'scientific theory'; we merely accumulate 'small observations' that may eventually yield a 'theory of pluripotency'.
These particles, which include long tube particles, may be hollow inside, but do not encompass DNA.
