Sentence examples for may thus exist from inspiring English sources
Inadequate allocation may thus exist, resulting in a significant potential for selection bias.
A similar fate may thus exist for absorbed Si(OH 4.
69 Beliefs or expectations of the role that the family caregiver ought to play may thus exist and may influence the way individuals respond to the intervention.
28 An additional, previously underappreciated drug interaction may thus exist between nitrofurantoin and spironolactone that may predispose susceptible patients to hyperkalaemia.
In cationic surfactants, PAHs may form bonds with the cationic head groups and may thus exist both at the micelle water interface and in the micellar core.
The possibility may thus exist that the Fe/Mn ratio in sheep forage may be of some value, at least, as an index of the likelihood for the occurrence of clinical scrapie.
Lower inhibition and preactivation may thus co-exist, since the latter can promote the former via reduction of lateral inhibition [93].
Homosexual behaviour in birds is more likely to occur under scenarios of enhanced mating opportunity without necessarily influencing reproductive success and thus may exist neutrally, or alternatively provide a behavioural template co-opted for adaptive design.
Promising therapies may thus not be pursued, even though an urgent clinical need may exist.
