Sentence examples for which may deliver from inspiring English sources
Dallas, on the edge of the Barnett Shale, has no wells so far, but gas companies are keen to drill — hence the establishment of the task force, which may deliver recommendations to the City Council this fall.
BP has just completed a $7.2bn deal with Reliance Industries, which gives the British company a key foothold in the fast-developing Indian market; and there is also a $3.2bn deal with Devon Energy, which may deliver opportunities in booming Brazil.
Moreover, in addition to soluble factors, MSCs also secrete membrane-derived extracellular microvesicles (ExMVs), which may deliver messenger RNA, micro RNA, and proteins in order to communicate with the surrounding cells and orchestrate several biological processes [56].
"It may well be that our staff and our emergency departments and our hospitals are actually carrying out their work more thoroughly, which may deliver poorer waiting times but deliver better outcomes.
In the clamour for funding, resentment is not unusual, particularly if the money appears to be aimed at one specific project rather than a whole field of fundamental research which may deliver far more in the long run.
We also found 17 mutants involved in vesicle-mediated transport (P = 0.26), which may deliver cell wall proteins to the endoplasmic reticulum (P = 0.05) or the Golgi (P = 0.0002), where these modifications take place (Orlean 2012).
And it is easy enough to miss a court summons, which may have been delivered to the wrong address or, in the case of some bottom-feeding bill collectors, simply tossed in the garbage -- a practice so common that the industry even has a term for it: "sewer service".
He seems appropriately astonished and interested in the news he delivers, which may have as much to do with the pitch of his eyebrows as the tenor of his voice.
And he had been delivered with forceps, which may have exacerbated the injury to his brain, the doctor said.
Pegylated interferons have added polyethylene glycol molecules to delay renal clearance meaning the dose is delivered once weekly, which may have positive implications relating to compliance.
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