Sentence examples for may recall more from inspiring English sources

The type of use affects the accuracy of recall, thus women may recall more accurately medications taken chronically or over longer periods than those taken occasionally.

Self-report of doctor-confirmed diagnoses were used in this study and may be more sensitive to identifying symptoms-based conditions [ 53], but may also lead to recall bias; for example those with worse SRH may recall more diagnoses.

It can be postulated that older subjects may recall more rejection and stricter parental rearing behavior than younger ones [ 4], whereby the male subjects may perceive more rejecting parental rearing behavior than the female ones.

This may have contributed to some variability in outcomes across regions because patients may recall region more readily than county.

The scandal over General Motors's failure to promptly recall cars with a potentially faulty ignition switch may have prompted other manufacturers to recall more swiftly and more frequently if they identified a potential problem, RPC's legal experts said.

It is possible that had we interviewed differently, parents may have recalled more information.

Finally, it is possible that the women working in the flower industry were sensitive to the difficult working conditions and may have recalled more losses because of their perceptions.

However, frequently this is the best and only prepregnancy clinical information available, and although subject to recall bias, it is conceivable that patients may have recalled more favorable values than the true value, thus tending to diminish the association between A1C and pre-eclampsia.

You may recall that many more nations favour a 1.5C target than 2C, which implies an even tougher peak year.

It is further possible, that respondents with back pain may recall their exposure more thoroughly than those without back pain, which could have led to an overestimation of the effect of a particular exposure.

Astronomers, as you may recall, have been "spotting" more and more distant planets circling distant stars in this way for a while now: roughly speaking, they locate a dip in the light of a faraway star and then, hypothesizing that the transit of a planet in front of it is causing the dip, can chart a "light curve" — beautiful phrase!