Sentence examples for may vary their from inspiring English sources
"Biologically, birds may vary their speeds either for individual reasons, or to follow their neighbors, paralleling the competing forces captured in the model.
Instead, they may vary their prices based only on age, geographic location and tobacco use, allowing the premiums paid by the healthy to subsidize the sick.
It is shown by dedicated choice of grades and annealing that Fe-50%Ni alloys may vary their coercive field from 4 6 A/m down to 1.5 4 A/m depending on the final annealing treatment used.
More uncertainty has been introduced following the University of Birmingham's recent decision to make unconditional offers to around 1,000 students if they made Birmingham first choice, together with some others which may vary their offers to applicants who make those institutions their firm choice.
In a semi-active suspension system, the variation of damping may be achieved by introducing modulable mechanisms in the shock absorber such as solenoid valves (electrohydraulic dampers), or by the use of fluids which may vary their viscosity if subject to an electric or magnetic field (electrorheological and magnetorheological dampers).
Because migraineurs may vary their medication regimen from one attack to the next [42], the need for increased physician patient communication regarding medication usage and the risks and benefits of various migraine and heartburn-alleviating therapies may be critical for successsful migraine management.
Their tactics may vary but their designs are always the same: to siphon money from consumers and businesses alike by fraud, theft or extortion.
The DW-MR appearances of these lesions may vary, reflecting their varied pathologic makeup (Fig. 5).
CNTs have a broad range of electronic, thermal, and structural properties because of their nanosize which may vary with their length, diameter, and chirality [3].
Indeed, the enzymes may vary in their substrate affinities and in their catalytic efficiencies, and also differ in their penetration rates into bacterial cells (Drieux et al. 2008).
Lateral wedge insoles may vary in their angle of wedge and in their length.
