Sentence examples for may result and from inspiring English sources

Once a fistula is formed, fecal or urinary incontinence and peroneal nerve palsy may result and may lead to humiliation, ostracism, and resultant depression.

If that is done, clear benefits may result, and damaging treatments need not take place.

If intended saving exceeds intended investment, unemployment may result; and if investment exceeds saving, inflation may occur.

As Atlantic salmon are re-introduced into the environment, increased predation may result and alewife populations will decline naturally.

Do not fire directly at persons as serious injury or death may result" and "Federal Laboratories will assume no liability for the misuse of this device".

When insufficient measurement data is collected, multiple solutions may result and this should be taken into consideration when inversely analyzing data including that of inlet reservoir concentration.

BPSD and pain may result in, and be the result of, poor quality of care.

Do not scratch your head too much it may result cuts and blood.

Morality too involves incentives: bad acts may result in guilt and disapprobation, and good acts may result in virtuous feelings and praise.

Joint inflammation and damage may result in disability and morbidity.

However, de novo transduction is required for every experiment, and may result in variable efficiency and low transduction rates7.