Sentence examples for may become desirable from inspiring English sources

If so, it may become desirable to screen patients for their HLA alleles before choosing drugs for treatment.

Carrier properties that are considered disadvantageous at present may even become desirable when a more appropriate type of dispersion force is applied.

However, locations in New Jersey with access to Midtown through Penn Station may become more desirable.

Umundo may become a desirable tool if better functionality develops, but for now I think the ease of use comes at too high a cost.

But until Apple came along, it didn't become desirable.

Treasurys may become even more desirable as small U.S. budget deficits further reduce the amount of debt our government must issue.

It is seen that some SuD properties that were previously desirable may become neutral or even undesirable when environment assumptions become false.

Compared with in-person training, computer-based and internet-based training has shown comparable benefits for learners' knowledge; furthermore, over time, on-line training may become even more feasible and desirable.

As polymers are often used for applications where traditional oil based lubrication may become an issue, water-based lubrication is desirable.

Something that might be known as "Public Law 105-33 as modified by the President" may or may not be desirable, but it is surely not a document that may "become a law" pursuant to the procedures designed by the Framers of Article I, 7, of the Constitution.

Not all ligands can be solvated at such high valencies, and nontoxic ligands may become toxic at high valencies, as discussed earlier, which may not be a desirable trait.