Sentence examples for which may override from inspiring English sources

What does emerge from looking at the states is one factor which may override a lot of others -- Barack Obama won't be the underdog in this fight.

The high disparity of the molar region may simply reflect strong selective pressure on highly functional traits, which may override the potential constraints of strong integration of traits.

It has also been shown that differentiation can induce high levels of histone acetylation which may override the repressive effect of H3K27me3 [33].

It is possible that SLS is regulated by the catabolite control protein (CcpA), which was recently shown to be another key transcriptional regulator of the SLS operon [46] and which may override CovR-mediated repression of SLS.

Parasystole refers to the parallel activation of two of more pacemaker regions, which may override their usual suppression through protection by a region of conduction block.

This may be due to men's greater rate of smoking, the effects of which may override pollution-related effects in male smokers.

Other checks and balances include the presidential veto of legislation (which Congress may override by a two-thirds vote) and executive and judicial impeachment by Congress.

In short, the lesson of Italy is to look at the positives at the institutional level, which may well override the negatives at the national level for a scientist considering a position there.

Council ordinances are subject to veto by the mayor, which may be overridden by a two-thirds majority vote.

Tradition provides at best a prima facie reason for legislation which may be overridden by considerations of justice.

Importantly, this research has illuminated the ways in which global policy interests may override national evidence-informed policy-making when there are divergences between the two (Behague et al. 2009).