Examples of 'stem may' in a sentence
Meaning of "stem may"
stem may - This phrase refers to the possibility that something may happen as a result of a particular action or situation. It implies that there is a chance or potential for a certain outcome to occur
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The stem may have a fixed length.
A tumor in the brain stem may cause double vision.
The stem may have a constant length.
The proximal third of the stem may be curved or angulated.
The stem may have a variety of profiles.
The inflorescence on each flowering stem may be up to one metre in length.
The stem may comprise a tapered end.
It is possible that this is where a long stem may have attached.
The stem may or may not have a ring.
Leaves located higher on the stem may have clasping bases.
The stem may be buried deeply in its substrate.
At least one circumferential portion of the stem may be without fins.
The stem may branch or not.
A thread mechanism which does not utilise the twisted wire stem may also be utilised.
The stem may be erect or recumbent.
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The embedment of these bristles in the stem may only be performed by a specialized tool.
A stem may consist of just a root.
Radiopaque materials in a stem may allow for its direct visualization.
The stem may be subjected to vibration by means of a vibrator.
The flowers springing from the same stem may be of completely different colours and types.
The stem may be connected rigidly to the handle.
In a particular embodiment, the stem may be bevelled.
The stem may also be fitted on the cap.
In exemplary embodiments, the stem may be connected to a handle member.
The stem may be substantially flat.
In the first position, the stem may be carried on the body.
The stem may be connected to a handle.
In various exemplary embodiments, a flexible portion of a stem may be circularly symmetrical.
The stem may also be curved.
Preferably, the narrowed section of the stem may be rectangular in cross-section.
The stem may also be made out of metal.
Usually after curing, the stem may be removed from the lamina.
The stem may be crimped on the applicator endpiece.
Alternatively, a single stem may take the place of the spikes.
The stem may equally well include a single housing.
In one embodiment, the stem may be separable from the body.
The stem may be mounted on the handle in marked manner.
In some embodiments, the longitudinal axis of the entire stem may be completely rectilinear.
The stem may be rigid or flexible.
A non-even distribution of anchors along a portion of the stem may also be used.
The stem may come out of the control block.
For example, the second end of the inlet stem may have a frustoconical profile.
The stem may be trimmed.
According to a further exemplary embodiment, at least a portion of the stem may have contiguous turns.
The foliage and stem may be hairless to quite woolly.
In one example, the inter-engaging member of the valve stem may comprise a flange.
The leaves on the stem may be arranged alternately or oppositely.
However, base pair flips are allowed, and the stem may be shortened.
The stem may be solid.
For example, a flexible portion of a stem may be hourglass-shaped.
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