Sentence examples for which might miss from inspiring English sources
Current studies mainly focus on searching for genetic sequence variation which might miss the important phenotypic effects exerted by epigenetic polymorphisms.
We did not search gray literature, which might miss some guidelines eligible for this review.
However, RE and SE are based on spectral entropy which might miss important information due to the use of FFT in the algorithm [ 19].
Firstly, literature retrievals were limited to those existing articles in English, which might miss the potentially eligible studies in other languages.
Although by definition all SSI cases should be healthcare-associated, we only identified 94.2% as such based on our operational definition, which might miss some cases where the related surgery was performed in an outpatient setting or beyond 6 months.
In the absence of sensitive instruments to detect alcohol misuse in this age group, there is a risk of defining alcohol misuse in young people through the incidence of gross intoxication or hospital admissions due to alcohol poisoning, which might miss a proportion who could potentially benefit from alcohol intervention.
Lindsay's lyrics are the crucial link between the two halves of his career, and here he sounds both ecstatic and conversational, barely concealing the song's sexual subtext, which you might miss, only because the production is so unassuming: "I know the world holds many words.
Figuration may have been a technique dear to Victorian hearts, but it can tire a contemporary ear, which might then miss the simple strength of lines like "a surge of loathing so pure it reminds him of desire".
In this week's interview, he described the unusual vigor with which the US has prosecuted hackers to be "ridiculous", citing missed opportunities and a "poisoning" of the relationship between the state and the hacker community, which might represent missed opportunities.
But there are other shared spaces as well, some of which might be missed on first glance.
Senator Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican who sponsored the amendment, said that the change was actually meant to benefit a single company and its law firm, which might have missed such a deadline in 2001.
