Exemplos de uso de May be false em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Proof that may be false.
It may be false labour.
Note that the battery does not work normally, andthe percentage of charge displayed may be false.
This may be false passport.
On the face of it, not always a serious communication is true because, despite its seriousness,its contents may be false or misleading.
So similarly friendship may be false, ie it can hide a real enmity.
Note that the ring could be noncommutative, so the somewhat standard d(xy)xdy+ ydx form of the product rule in commutative settings may be false.
The canvasses that may be false are being analyzed by an international committee that we created", says Corrêa do Lago.
The half-life of tryptase is 120 min and the levels return to baseline in 24 h. There may be false positives due to severe stress such as major trauma or hypoxemia.
Overall, there was an inverse correlation between the title length and number of citations;other authors have suggested that many titles of scientific papers may be false or misleading.
How can you listen with something which may be false, which may be your hopes, predilections, longings or dreams?
We reserve the right to terminate your access to the Service in the event we learn orbelieve any information provided may be false, inaccurate, not current, or incomplete.
This justification may be false, considering that a donation can be genuinely altruistic. Besides, there is no guarantee that an organ donation between relatives won't have any sort of commercial relation.
Such an attitude of mind which says,"To understand you we must listen with our intuition", may be false, so that is why I said your intuitions may be utterly false. .
A couple years ago, Dr Richard Horton, the current Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet, which is considered to be one of the most reputable medical journals in the world,stated that half of all published literature may be false.
However, it can be argued that the assumption that there is a purpose may be false, and if it is false, then there is nothing to be bothered about, and we should all just carry on living.
Often we have seen efforts of managers looking for better this orthat part of the Organization on the assumption that this will be the best the Organization as a whole, but this may be false, because it often creates imbalances.
Another common reason f or the limited use of new office systems may be false preconceptions about the performance of office technologies or the users' ignorance of the actual extent and capability of the available functions.
An n× n{\displaystyle n\times n} matrix A{\displaystyle A} is diagonalizable over the field F{\displaystyle F} if it has n{\displaystyle n} distinct eigenvalues in F{\displaystyle F}, i.e. if its characteristic polynomial has n{\displaystyle n} distinct roots in F{\displaystyle F}; however,the converse may be false.
If the experience of forgetfulness is familiar to most people,the assumption that a particular memory may be false is a process that is viewed reluctantly and accepted only by irrefutable evidence e.g., photographs.
L'idea, married for Kasper, under the pretext of the"mystery", God is above and independent of the principle of non-contradiction, It had its first signs in the thirteenth century with the theory of"double truth",that what is true in philosophy may be false in theology and vice versa.
It proclaims, as did Protagoras,that"man is the measure of all things", what is currently interpreted as meaning"to each his own". In other words, what is true is true only from the point of view of the one who thinks it is true, and it may be false from the point of view of everyone else.
We can't kill him yet,the information might be false.
The best way to avoid intravascular injection is still aspiration previous to injection, negative test dose and fractioned and slow administration of drugs, although there might be false negative results.
The same statement is not true a priori, however, because if it were spoken in a different context(e.g., one with a speaker other than Kaplan), it might be false.
It may be a false alarm, but don't stick around to find out. Let's move it.
Rather, it is the fact that symbols-arbitrary associations of sounds orother perceptible forms with corresponding meanings-are unreliable and may well be false.
On the other hand, they may be completely false; they may be deceptions of the devil.
In fact the impression that one could draw from these considerations of St. Thomas, It may be this false reasoning.