Sentence examples for may become higher from inspiring English sources

Hence, thermal losses may become higher than the design values.

Once the spectrum demand is improved, the frequency allocation is enhanced for SUs, and the price may become higher for PU.

Furthermore, if it is possible to identify the precursory slips more clearly by constraining the physical setup based on other data, such as various kinds of geodetic observations, the probability gain may become higher.

The same effect can be observed for cables in Tables 8 and 9. Also, when the fault is very close to the remote end, the remote breaker operates immediately by its local protection and the peak |dv/dt| due to breaker operation may become higher than the peak |dv/dt| due to fault, especially when the fault resistance is higher.

One consequence of this is that as the prevalence increases with age the heritabilities may become higher as they begin to express a more complete spectrum of liabilities, however this is of only academic interest since delay in hip scoring will drastically reduce the genetic progress through fewer prospective parents scored by breeding age and/or longer generation intervals.

The existence of OT difference across the prefectures implies that OT may become higher when the global warming occurs.

Furthermore, it has been speculated that if fats are reduced from the diet, it may become high in sucrose.

Fourth, fires can kill small trees in true savannas and grasslands, helping to maintain a low tree density, but in most piñon juniper woodlands low-severity surface fires do not consistently lower tree density and may become high-severity fires.

Based on these projections, it seems reasonable to conclude that the risk of contracting leishmaniasis may become high (scenario 3).

The meeting may become high-tension and leave both parties upset.

"Campaigns may have become high-tech, and buttons, to some extent, have lost their appeal," Robert said.