Sentence examples for sections which may from inspiring English sources

Biopsies have a high risk of complications, and only allow sampling from limited tumor sections, which may not reflect overall tumor heterogeneity.

The method of equivalent electric circuits was used to derive an approximate formula for the transformation ratio for no-load conditions without accounting for the difference between elastic compliance in different sections, which may be 10 15%.

High levels of spatial heterogeneity within these proxy data are indicated by this study, highlighting the risks of extrapolating regional palaeoenvironmental sequences from vertically sampled sedimentary sections, which may well reflect highly localised influences of topography and geomorphology.

Consequently objects such as intravenous lines, tubes or other devices generate artefacts in the adjacent sections, which may obscure the lung parenchyma.

This system is modular in nature and includes many 'boiler plate' sections which may be edited to suite specific needs.

This system will be modular in nature and include many 'boiler plate' sections which may be edited to suit specific needs.

A woman may also choose to deliver by Caesarean section, which may lower the risk of transmission in some cases.

You will have a separate seat assignment for the group section, which may be in a different room.

However much that choice may have further rounded the corners of the fugue theme, it paid dividends in the mellower central section, which may never have sounded warmer.

1040, which provided that repeal of any section by this chapter shall not be construed as a revival, up to effective date of this chapter, of any section which may have been previously repealed by implication.

(i) In a form and manner specified by the Secretary, that the eligible professional has successfully met the requirements of paragraph (d)(1)(iii) of this section, which may be in the form of a structural measure.