Sentence examples for may suggest low from inspiring English sources

In contrast, subjects with CDH that is better in the morning and worse at night that may suggest low CSF volume headache [13].

Alternatively, being divorced or separated may suggest low socioeconomic status.

The scarcity of organelles may suggest low metabolic activity and the restricted function of cotyledons as storage organs (Pinzón-Torres et al. 2009).

Moreover, it is important to be aware that the sensitivity to low-rate procedure of the χ2 statistic (and the Dean and Bohning tests) may suggest low variability, as seems to have happened in the case of lower extremity amputation.

While evidence of female-controlled contraception among FSWs in our setting is scant, the limited use of contraceptives in our study is comparable to findings in resource-poor settings [ 1, 2, 26], and may suggest low access to female-controlled contraceptives and reproductive health services in this setting [ 27].

However, there were reactive microglia in the transplant core (Figure 5G) which may suggest a low grade rejection phenomenon at high cell density as we have reported previously in cyclosporine treated animals [34].

Alternatively, as we used charcoal-stripped serum, which still has about 10% of androgens remaining in the serum [7], it may suggest that low levels of androgen can still activate a large number of genes through AR in the advanced prostate cancer cell PC3.

The variation in intra and inter-observer reliability for each item on the scale may suggest a low reliability of the proposed instrument under study.

This latter finding may suggest that low levels of free 5-HT in the serum or possibly 5-HT produced by cells resident in the liver may be involved.

Generally, the prevalence of HIV infection among TB suspects is believed to reflect the HIV prevalence in the general population, and our data may suggest a low HIV infection among ethnic Afar population.

While these findings may suggest that low BRAF/ NRAS expression levels could be both a predictive as well as a prognostic factor [ 44], validation in independent studies are needed.