Sentence examples for which might disappear from inspiring English sources

But he declined to speculate on which might survive and which might disappear.

Even though the 99% CI between 2002 2007 and 2008 2010 overlaps for men and women with basic and high education, the overlap are very marginal (except for women with basic education), which might disappear if we use 95% CI instead.

By making the data store publicly accessible as flat files which can be synchronized using robust version control operations, we have tried to lessen concerns that the curation effort is being donated to a resource which might disappear after the end of the Open Tree of Life project.

True, the marriage often looked like a disaster, with fights after which Clementine might disappear for weeks.

Still more ambiguous in tone, in a picture taken in subway stations in the late 1990's, a running figure registers as a trail of blurred energy, and passengers waiting to disembark from the docking Staten Island Ferry are faced with a curtain of churned-up water, like smoke into which they might disappear.

In addition, Ipso Watch will monitor complaints made directly to newspapers, "which might otherwise disappear into the papers' user-unfriendly complaint-handling systems".

They allow to reflect the impact of the network planning, which might increasingly disappear with the emergence of self-organizing networks (SON) [123 125], and also account for more fundamental limitations such as topological and geographical constraints.

Like the smartphone, we can glimpse in them, through a magical refraction of angled light and colour, another world in which our minds might disappear.

Because there was ∼12 weeks between cessation of fetal treatment and evaluation (around birth), during which MBP effects might disappear, we also studied male co-twin marmosets treated with vehicle or 500 mg/kg/day MBP for ∼14 days.

The money goes to things like horticultural therapy for Rikers Island inmates and job placement upon their release; the displays were designed by distinguished guests like the artist, writer and philanthropist Hartley duPont, who used a giant urn she "just had lying around," and her own china, which she said she was nervous might disappear.

Other studies that have more carefully analyzed Ebola viral loads have found that at least four different levels correlate with different mortality rates, which suggests the supposed benefit of favipiravir seen might disappear if more precise measures were compared.