Sentence examples for which may naturally from inspiring English sources
Which may naturally be hard to believe.
While the stochastic process representing the evolution of a human pathogen such as influenza may have an enormous number of degrees of freedom [42, 43], the dynamics of interest may comprise a smaller number of dimensions, such as a strain's virulence or fitness, which may naturally be graded rather than discrete quantities.
Additionally, viewing specific foods as "good" or "bad" often leads to restriction of certain foods, which may naturally contribute to later binge or emotional overeating.
Indeed, McArdle et al. [63] showed that the type I error of detecting SNP main effects is elevated when family structure is ignored, and more dramatically with increasing trait heritability, which may naturally extend to (interactive) two-locus models as well.
Due to these factors, older patients are often offered less intensive therapy, which may naturally be less effective.
It is important to promote self-regulation, allowing young children to determine their intake, which may naturally vary from meal to meal and day to day.
Contaminants can enter groundwater from many sources — industrial or agriculture runoff, failed septic systems and oil or gasoline leaks or spills, as well as from the surrounding soil and rocks, which may contain naturally occurring arsenic.
The krypton/argon ratio can provide a diagnostic of argon leakage out of the bubbles, which may happen (naturally) during bubble close-off or (artifactually) if samples are warmed near the freezing point during core retrieval or storage.
Another way to improve the production of MCFA in yeast is to screen other Saccharomycotina species, some of which may be naturally rich in MCFAs.
Third, time may serve as a potential confounder for the completeness of reporting, which may have naturally changed over time regardless of the use of the CONSORT statement and STRICTA guidelines by trial authors.
In our study, in vitro incubation process was investigated with in a period of 1 3 h, which may be naturally a possible time for cyanotoxins metabolism in ruminants when exposed orally.
