Sentence examples for may suggest problems from inspiring English sources

This may suggest problems with non-response because of fear or not understanding.

Where the conclusions of the model diverge from experimental facts may suggest problems with the 'working hypotheses' or missing components in the mechanism.

This standardized process has failed to consistently result in individualized care planning, which may suggest problems with content and planning integrity.

High risk of recurrence of perinatal death also among women with previous term or normal birth weight babies may suggest problems in delivery management.

Macerated stillbirths are often associated with insults that occur in utero during the antenatal period, while fresh stillbirths and early neonatal deaths or mortality (ENNM) may suggest problems with the care available during labor and at delivery [ 3, 7, 8].

This finding may suggest problems with access to dental care as well as some children attending due to a caries-related problem, as symptoms such as pain or infection would be more likely in children with a higher rate of caries experience.

Of course, cases (2 4) may simply suggest problems with the scripting and sound selection.

The lack of a pattern across IRSAD quintiles within the Indigenous population may also suggest problems with the IRSAD measure or inaccuracies due to the relatively small sample size within some of the quintiles.

It may suggest the problems at Portman Road run beyond who is picking the team and McCarthy, himself a member of the Championship promotion club with Sunderland and Wolves, admits it is worrying that his predecessor could not get the job done.

Clinical descriptors of language in FTD such as 'poverty of content' or 'vagueness' may suggest a problem with definiteness of reference.

Weiner's dirty pictures, small beer though they are in comparison, may suggest a problem with impulse control, which, compounded by an instinct to stonewall and to blame others, might have struck voters as relevant.