Sentence examples for may only develop from inspiring English sources

Despite such problems, there is increasing evidence that genetic factors are involved in the development of PM/DM [ 1], although genetically predisposed individuals may only develop their myositis after environmental exposure to specific triggers [ 1- 3].

On the other hand, it has been suggested that protection may only develop after three years of BCG vaccination [ 50]; a delay in development of protection would reduce the measured protection in a fraction of the children in our study as the time elapsed since vaccination would not be long enough.

This approach may be more diagnostically accurate; but often, clinicians in the ED act on a suspicion of infection since proof of infection may only develop over time in the inpatient setting.

Infected sheep and some species of deer frequently develop a severe haemorrhagic disease called bluetongue (BT), while a large proportion of infected cattle and other wild ruminants may only develop subclinical infections [13], [14].

However, the cue may only develop incentive salience properties in sign-trackers.

Our results highlight that some changes may only develop in the long term.

Tumours, just like tissues in early development, may only grow and develop when signals indicate metabolic conditions are appropriate.

A child exposed to excessive amounts of 3D media may not only develop incompletely due to lack of stimuli, but may develop incorrectly due to the presence of misleading stimuli.

You may develop a blood clot on a flight, but it may only break off and enter the bloodstream five to 10 days later.

Children in the control survey were significantly younger [9y 5m (SD 5y 11m)] than the children in the seizure survey [13y 4m (SD 6y 8m); t = 9.0, p < 0.0001]; this may relate to some individuals only developing seizures later in life.

(2) The micro-crystalline tonalite may have never formed pores and only developed fractures in response to cooling (Siratovich et al. 2015) or tectonic stresses (Davidson 2014).