Sentence examples for which may be experienced from inspiring English sources

Degradation effects of such bifunctional probes resulting from mechanical wear or electrode fouling, which may be experienced by AFM SECM probes having the electroactive area exposed at the tip apex are avoided by using silicon carbide as AFM tip material, and by recessing the electroactive area from the tip apex.

The information of possible collisions may also be returned back to the sender sensor using this CCC, which may be experienced by the receiver sensor.

The pressure around the brain may rise, causing papilledema (swelling of the optic disc) which may be experienced as visual obscurations.

Arthritic pain has been suggested as a possible mimic, which may be experienced by patients in a manner allowing them to meet RLS criteria on a questionnaire [ 6].

Social support includes three main aspects, each of which may be experienced as positive or negative: emotional (e.g. feeling loved, valued, and appreciated), informational (e.g. advice or guidance), and instrumental (e.g. tangible help) [ 5].

Annoying to admit, since it jeopardises one's opinion about the fairness and quality of the environment s/he works in, which may be experienced by some as an aggression to their professional identity.

Exceptions to this include a number of genes with high omega values, which may be experiencing positive selection due to adaptive evolution or relaxed purifying selection due to differences in functional requirements arising from the different niches.

The Nagi Scheme [ 6, 7], and the International Classification of Impairments, Disabilities and Handicaps (ICIDH) [ 4] do not elaborate on the context in which disablement may be experienced.

1 However, irrespective of cause, without prompt or appropriate treatment, a rapid loss of physiological capacity may be experienced which can result in significant morbidity or death.

However symptoms may be experienced for which no pathological lesion can be found and vice versa.

"We are currently experiencing unprecedented demand which means that some customers may be experiencing slow response times or having difficulty accessing the service," said a DVLA spokeswoman told the Guardian.