Sentence examples for were which may have from inspiring English sources

Anton Ferdinand's view He claims that Terry approached him after the game, asking: "Are we cool?" Ferdinand said they were, which may have been because the QPR defender had had no idea there had been an issue between them in the first place.

And both radicals and reactionaries (whichever side is which) may have to compromise.

By expressing oyster cadmium both as concentration and burden, regional and temporal patterns were demonstrated, which may have been missed if just concentration was determined.

His cheeks were sunken, which may have been why the hollows of his eyes looked much bigger than they had before.

Traditional healers were stigmatized, which may have been unfortunate as all those we interviewed wanted to help in control efforts.

During this study, 25% of CSF samples analyzed with Pastorex test were unreadable, which may have been caused by differences in the serogroup W135/Y reaction in this test.

Nevertheless, minor differences in insect feeding choices were found, which may have been related to the changes in leaf volatile emission and metabolite composition in the NE genotype.

Furthermore, some PMEN2 representatives with losses of particular resistances were identified, which may have been a sign of adaptation to reduced antibiotic consumption [ 9].

5 In addition, OHCA incidence in public places and bystander-witnessed rates were decreased, which may have been characterised by the ageing society of Osaka.

Another feature which would have been difficult to control for would be medication, which may have been prescribed during the course of the study.

Because this was a retrospective study, limited data were available, which may have affected the conclusion by type II error.