Sentence examples for may result especially from inspiring English sources

Crop failure can occur over large areas downwind from major ash eruptions, and widespread famine and disease may result, especially in poorly developed countries.

This has two advantages: 1) High-velocity UE might pass through the picocell quickly and should therefore not be favored to avoid PPs, and 2) the channel conditions of low-velocity UE changes slowly which may result, especially for slow-moving cell-edge UE, in poor rates if they are not allocated to many RBs.

Generally, scalds are first- or second-degree burns, but third-degree burns may also result, especially with prolonged contact.

As targets in the social or ecological dimension are not necessarily targets from an economic perspective, there may result conflicts, especially in a short-term view.

Introductions of plant species that differ in litter quality, phenology and relative distribution of above and belowground biomass may result in especially strong plant soil feedbacks.

Information bias may have resulted especially when estimate of quantities of foods consumed are considered.

It is also verified that neglecting the bending twisting coupling in applying the simply supported boundary conditions may result incorrect solutions, especially for the bending analysis of anisotropic plates.

Such an assignment may result in outage especially when the UE is experiencing poor channel conditions.

Self-reported data may result in overestimation, especially in the assessment of physical exercise.

Several of the characteristics of Alagille syndrome may result in an especially high risk of fracture.

It may result from falls, especially in elderly and osteoporotic females.