Sentence examples for which may merit from inspiring English sources
These data suggest Pro-Pro-[Arg11]hPTH(1−34 -Pro-Pro has a positive effect on bone mass accumulation and microstructure improvement, fortifies bone strength, and possesses anti-aging capability, which may merit further investigation.
(19) This research uncovers the areas of persistent challenge to EFL learners across different proficiencies, e.g., (correct) use of conjunctions and flexible manipulation of lexical elaboration, which may merit heed of many EFL teachers and they can frame their future teaching and inquiries to help learners overcome these weaknesses. .
This research uncovers the areas of persistent challenge to EFL learners across different proficiencies, e.g., (correct) use of conjunctions and flexible manipulation of lexical elaboration, which may merit heed of many EFL teachers and they can frame their future teaching and inquiries to help learners overcome these weaknesses.
There was however a small enhancement in BG iAUC following Ace-K which may merit further exploration.
We verify a population-based association between herpes zoster and risk for stroke and sepsis, which may merit concern.
Meanwhile, miR-30a and miR-16, let-7e/miR-204, whadh had not been taken as granted to be related with metastasis, especially in HCC, stood out from our results, which may merit further experimental validation.
All but a few are western European or North American, which may not quite merit the show's description as "international," by today's standards.
There was the now infamous Think Secret lawsuit, which may have had merit.
All of which may have barely merited a lifted eyebrow in the Chelsea Hotel of two decades ago, when the hotel's grit and bohemian soul mirrored the spirit, and perils, of downtown Manhattan.
Students who do not qualify for the award of a means-tested scholarship can apply for a merit scholarship, which may be from £250 to £750.
As such, it merits further assessment, which may be most appropriately carried out by qualitative methods.
