Sentence examples for may simply present from inspiring English sources
A MicroISP must present to users a certificate signed by a recognized authority, but a user may simply present a self-signed certificate, as long as the user pays for service.
Though his approach at Camp David was creative and proactive, I fear that at Geneva President Clinton may simply have presented the Israeli position to President Assad and recommended that he accept it, because it offered to return practically all of the Golan.
This is important for our discussion since Umar Khayyam may simply have presented the arguments for and against the priority and posterity of essence and existence without attaching much significance to their philosophical consequences, as was the case in later Islamic philosophy.
I simply present the facts.
More indirectly, my body was simply present.
One danger that arises is that simply presenting the facts can lead to dismay and despair, after which people may fall prey to depression, denial, and demobilization.
"We're simply presenting the facts".
Some may "abstain" during the roll call, but others may simply not be present.
In addition, since the GRS SNPs used in this study were identified based on genetic studies of psoriasis and not PsA per se, lack of association with PsA may simply indicate that the present SNPs do not account for genetic susceptibility to the arthritic component.
Alternatively, because of the progressive nature of the alignment reconstruction, gap patterns may simply reflect information already present in the guide-tree, which is usually reconstructed from pairwise sequence distance information.
We did not identify T. odontotermitis genes in a search against data from a recent metagenomic study (12), which could be the result of the high complexity of the bacterial communities in the fungus-growing termite gut or of an insufficient sequencing resolution to identify T. odontotermitis and its genes, or T. odontotermitis may simply not have been present in that specific colony.
