Sentence examples for may unfortunately result from inspiring English sources
"The proposed closure may unfortunately result in staff losses, and we are currently in consultation with the 46 staff who would be affected".
Some additional challenges of the profession may have an impact on the outcome of the "turf wars" and therefore facilitate the undesirable erosion and fragmentation of imaging [6]: Rapid rise in workload and complexity of examinations have resulted in a shortage of radiologists in many countries, which may unfortunately result in clinicians undertaking the interpretations themselves.
Price caps may unfortunately result in perverse economic effects for businesses to recover their lost profits.
Lowering isolation period and increasing isolation damping aiming to reduce base displacements unfortunately may result in a reduced seismic performance in terms of floor accelerations particularly under far-field earthquakes.
Unfortunately, misdiagnoses may result in delayed or erroneous treatment potentially increasing adverse outcomes.
Unfortunately, deuterium may result in retention shifts in chromatography, and Δ m between glycan pairs for these labels is only 4 Da.
Unfortunately, anthropogenic dispersal may easily result in phylogeographic patterns that do not reflect the impact of historical climate changes.
Unfortunately, these injuries may also result temporarily or even permanently in reduced levels of physical activity, thus negating the potential benefits of sports participation for children and adolescents.
Unfortunately, closed systems may result in lower cooling rates compared to open systems, due to the thermal insulation of the samples, which may cause ice crystal formation resulting in impaired results.
Unfortunately, some cases may result negative to the analysis of PCG-causative known mutations, so that undiscovered mutations in other unidentified genes may be possible (e.g., unknown genes mapped on GLC3B and GLC3C loci).
Unfortunately, cancer treatments may result in physical and mental impairment, including dysfunction of the nervous, musculoskeletal, and internal organ systems.
