Sentence examples for may together have from inspiring English sources
Field, fallow, and wetland areas in the immediate environs of Cuello provided a wide variety of animal resources and may together have formed a managed landscape.
This is the first experimental study to demonstrate that infection-induced immunopathology and parasite genetic variability may together have the potential to shape virulence evolution.
Increased excitability within a language-engaged network (during practice or therapy) and the associated neurobiological facilitation of cellular and molecular mechanisms of anodal tDCS may together have the capacity for increased neuroplasticity within the damaged language system, which may increase the potential for better learning or language recovery.
This together may have reduced tail biting and may have prevented a severe outbreak (Zonderland et al. 2008; Statham et al. 2009).
The central bank may, together with the FSA, have let down the side in its handling of the financial crisis.
There is the possibility that having the regenerated afferents residing together in the new skin surface and being stimulated together may have allowed the central processing mechanisms to adapt to the new input.
The frequent finding of mutations, CNGs and MASI occurring together in tumor cells indicates that these three genetic alterations, acting together, may have a greater role in the development or maintenance of the malignant phenotype than any individual alteration.
"This feeling that we're all in it together may have benefited communities by encouraging reciprocal generosity," Dr. Griffiths said.
But they are powerful fables, and they represent for Hindus what the Bible and the Greek myths together may have historically represented in the West.
Repressed jealousy, a copycat reflex, and nostalgia for the years he had spent in France — all inextricably mixed together — may have led the Leader, when the time came to signal the thaw, to mimic that kiss himself.
Our findings taken together may have many clinical implications for NSCLC patients receiving EGFR-targeted therapy and undergoing 18F-FDG PET/CT to monitor tumor response.
