Sentence examples for can sometimes form from inspiring English sources

While crucial in the defence of the body against injury, platelets can sometimes form part of unwanted blood clots – "thrombi" – blocking blood vessels, and causing strokes and heart attacks.

His speciality is supercells, which can sometimes form tornadoes and are most common in spring and early summer, and are characterised by rapidly rotating winds rising into the storm called a mesocyclone.

Abnormal spores of a different shape, sometimes with protrusions more distinct from the actual spore than is typical, can sometimes form; this is perhaps due to poor weather.

However, these filaments can sometimes form inside the nucleus in response to a sudden increase in heat or another type of stress.

Although endometriosis lesions are typically small implants commonly found on pelvic structures such as the bladder, ovaries and in the cul-de-sac, they can sometimes form larger, cystic lesions, which are called endometriomas.

Plants whose tops are lost as in pruning can also sometimes form new meristematic centres from dormant tissues and produce new shoots.

If you look closely you can sometimes make out the familiar forms of towers, windows, and turrets but by recontextualizing the buildings' forms and shapes, their complexities and intricacies are heightened to points of abstraction. .

The shape of this brief pulse could tell astrophysicists whether they really understand how such stars explode and clear up mysteries such as whether a black hole, from whose gravity nothing can escape, sometimes forms when the star's core collapses.

For example, Gene Ontology (GO) annotations are often taken from many parts of an article and can sometimes be formed only by taking into account information from different sections and figures.

Sea walnuts sometimes form dense swarms.

Fruit bodies sometimes form underground.