Sentence examples for which may build from inspiring English sources
The leftward direction of scroll reading is reflected in the composition of paintings and pictures which may build to a climax from right to left; or a main event presented on the right may be followed by its after-effects to the left.
Finally, the why of an action may be understood by theory of mind processes in an "inferential reasoning network" of cortical midline structures and the temporo-parietal junction, which may build on, interact with, or even substitute for the output of the simulation circuits [11], [12].
The authors found that measures from the two modes did not differ, supporting use of the telephone as an efficient mode of data collection (Rintala and Willems 1991) which may build confidence for practitioners' clinical work with patients via phone.
The idea was that the NHS provided a good, basic service which individuals "may build upon".
Do not make it a half-human, half-divine institution, which you may build up but cannot regulate.
will provide a strong base from which others may build.
It describes how and why small practices are successful in the adoption of QI, and presents a framework from which others may build on.
Despite these limitations, the present study raises several key areas for future research on QI in small practices to explore, and provides a framework on which others may build.
Funding bodies are increasingly recognizing the need to provide graduates and researchers with access to short intensive courses in a variety of disciplines, in order both to improve the general skills base and to provide solid foundations on which researchers may build their careers.
The male brings the nesting material, in ground-nesting species (which may not build a nest) sometimes in the pouch, and in tree-nesting species crosswise in the bill.
Our most important finding is that incorporating higher-order representative features leads to improved prediction performance, which may help build better predictive models for cancer prognosis.
