Sentence examples for may supersede concerns from inspiring English sources

The aggressive nature of enterococcal endophthalmitis and the potential for synergism with combination therapy may supersede concerns about the potential for aminoglycoside-related retinal toxicity.

Shockingly, Councillor Convery has a different perspective: "The redevelopment of the area doesn't supersede concerns over licence breaches … it reinforces and justifies them.

Whatever ratings are provided, it's likely these – as a headline figure – may supersede the inspections of the regulator.

Ms. Fraser's observation that rewilding has an "existential" value that may supersede its ecological and economic values hits home.

This time, however, BA's attraction to AMR may supersede everything else.

90Y PET/CT may supersede 90Y bremsstrahlung SPECT/CT as the modality-of-choice for post-radioembolization assessment of microsphere biodistribution.

While wetlands are necessary for R. aurora survival, choosing them based on location within the landscape forest matrix may supersede size considerations.

Tissue engineering of bone may supersede the need in the future of autograft procedures to treat bone defects resulting from trauma or developmental diseases.

However, inherent spatial variability in soil biochemical properties in converted landscapes could be high, and may supersede effects of land-use change on soil nutrient changes.

When user preference/satisfaction is more important than task performance the appeal of the simple hierarchy layout may supersede the cost in performance it entails.

A treaty may supersede a prior act of Congress, and an act of Congress may supersede a prior treaty".