Sentence examples for may well be present from inspiring English sources
Transient effects due to flow instabilities (e.g. vortex shedding) may well be present in a WHRS.
Additional effects by metabotropic glutamate receptors or by the release of further agents like serotonin, BDNF and others may well be present but cannot account for the immediate amplitude increase of miniature IPSCs which was fully blocked by combined inhibition of GABA -and glutamate-uptake, respectively.
Moreover, regional myocardial ischemia may well be present in sepsis patients with coexistent coronary artery disease.
This interesting feature may well be present in other languages that borrow from English but do not share its etymological origins, such as Korean English and Chinese English.
However, genetic differentiation may well be present in other parts of the genome and would be an interesting topic for future research.
Diverged homologs of the two genes may well be present in other more distant Aedes species, but could not be detected here.
We may ask ourselves what is the cost of all this inattention; after all we only have moments to live so we may as well be present for some of them.
From these results it is evident that the three phases recognised for intimal changes may in fact well be present equally in the media and adventitia.
Which is all well and good, except for the fact that Face the Clock is basically Pass the Parcel, so it may as well be presented by a clown in a spluttery car.
So it may well be that present-day differentiation pathways are controlled at least in part in a more rigid and perhaps reliable way, but even in this case our model should hold as a proposal for the origin of differentiation, and it should also provide a partial description of modern differentiation.
We have definitive proof of the existence of at least 6 or 7 different thioarsenic species in addition to the various arsenite species, and there may well be more species present that we could not resolve owing to peak overlap.
