Sentence examples for which may shrink from inspiring English sources

Drops in oil and other commodities have battered the Russian economy, which may shrink by close to 5% this year.

Scientists have attributed this pattern to other effects of climate change changes in the prevailing wind patterns that generally push the ice northward or in the size of ocean waves, which may shrink and allow the ice to expand or grow and herd it back toward the coast.

Anyway, microsatellite evolution is a dynamic process during which repeats may shrink as well as expand over an evolutionary time scale [ 41].

While the primary goal of DFM is to enlarge the manufacturing process yield window, DFM needs to work together with advanced process control (APC) to meet such window, which may be shrinking and changing from design to design.

Another factor contributing to perfusion impairment of multiple organs after asphyxia is endothelial cell swelling [ 18] which may cause shrinking of the vascular lumen by external pressure due to the interstitial edema [ 19].

This can be in an attractive force (including hydrogen bonds and van der Waals interactions) used to slow down the translocation speed, or a repulsive force (including large columbic forces), which may act to shrink the appreciable pore diameter.

The Russian population, which will become more sickly, may shrink in size from 146 million to 130 million in 15 years, the report says.

The wounds that remain, which may be painful in appearance, may shrink dramatically within the first 24 hours after the injury.

It speculated that the lack of funds and decrease in international stature that Britain's economic woes involve, combined with the prime minister's lame-duck poll ratings (of which foreign leaders are well aware), may shrink Britain's international standing.

Tumors may shrink during histological processing, which further complicates the overall validation process [9].

The thick hydrophilic shell of micelles formed by PNOEG34- b-PNCA8 may shrink below its CP due to the reorganization of the interdigitated PEG chains, which is consistent with the results reported previously.