Sentence examples for may become favourable from inspiring English sources

Thus, if we take a given sheep population and imagine selecting for an increase in frequency of the A allele (i.e. increased resistance to worms or a reduced WEC), then worm alleles that previously had no fitness effect may become favourable and begin to increase in frequency.

And the recent favourable conditions may be over, as guerrilla attacks mount and commodity prices soften.

Under adverse environmental conditions, it has been shown to exist in a viable but non-culturable state which could revert to a transmissible state when climatic conditions become favourable, suggesting that in endemic regions, the aquatic environment may serve as a reservoir for this pathogen in the absence of an outbreak of cholera.

Drought-resistant crops, such as sorghum, are able to reduce transpiration (emission of moisture) and may nearly cease growing during periods of moisture shortage, resuming growth when conditions again become favourable.

The latest paper appears to confirm a picture in which the inhabitants of deep-sea vents may be periodically wiped out and the vents only repopulated by a wave of new species once conditions become favourable again.

This may be due to the fact that bacteria (especially spore-forming bacteria) are capable of re-growth when conditions become favourable.

"Some people describe marketing as a tax, but once you become favourable for drivers you don't have that tax," he said.

Finally their reproductive organs resume growth and development leading to blooming when temperature conditions become favourable.

When environmental conditions become favourable females hatch from these resting eggs and start clonal reproduction.

But if heavy rains fall and ecological conditions become favourable, they can increase rapidly, gregarize and form swarms.

When the conditions become favourable, stored carbon reserves are usually fuelled up to support cell division and vegetative growth.