Sentence examples for may be populated from inspiring English sources

National parks may be populated by tourists, but that does not make them tame places.

It means that any Earth-like planets we find may be populated by… yeast.

The database may be populated by information from the emitters themselves [2], from spectrum sensing devices [3] or some combination.

Management literature may be populated by studies that report exaggerated levels of significance, and one potential solution to this problem is providing support for replication research.

Furthermore, our results together with previous mutagenesis studies suggest a possible link between an equilibrium molten globule and a functional intermediate that may be populated during the protease inhibition.

Other fields may be populated later by the user, or not populated at all.

It also allows me to take a step back and clear my head, oblivious to the barrage of emails, tweets and other communications that may be populating my inbox.

Another possibility is that there may be separate "slow" and "fast" satellite cell subpopulations and the selective activation of the "fast" subpopulation by myostatin inhibition may be populating the skeletal muscles with fast fiber types.

Writing in The Times, Stephen Holden said that the film skillfully satirized the zombie genre by "implying that Britain may already be populated with the living dead, metaphorically speaking".

The campaign trail may well be populated by beautiful young women reporters who just want physical relationships with no annoying emotional entanglements, and the wives of Republican candidates may be "cheerful, plucky," garden-loving saints; I don't know.

Writing in The New York Times, Stephen Holden said the film skillfully satirized the zombie genre by "implying that Britain may already be populated with the living dead, metaphorically speaking".