Sentence examples for may become invasive from inspiring English sources

However, if not treated, over time it may become invasive.

Even if they succeed, the rescued species may become invasive pests in their new habitat.

Among these species, a large number may become invasive, causing negative impacts on natural areas.

Critics say that the eucalyptus trees, even without foreign genes, may become invasive.

Some introduced species may become invasive when they possess a built-in competitive advantage over indigenous species in invaded areas.

Trees that have regenerated and naturalized in STBG may become invasive species to primary forests in the future.

Although we focus on invasive species, we sometimes include examples of non-natives that are not reported to be problematic because (i) evidence of impacts may not be well known or described and (ii) such species may eventually become invasive after a lag period (Simberloff 2009).

Some of the alien species only persist in distinct local regions and do not spread substantially over a longer period of time (i.e. lag phase), but even after many years, they may still become invasive.

Widespread breast screening has led to early detection and a new dilemma: whether to aggressively treat noncancerous lesions that may never become invasive or whether to "watch and wait".

The strain may later become invasive, often due to impaired immune response, and cause infection.

This suggests that PC3 cells that have low cystatin C and high level of Erk2 activity may become more invasive compared with cells with normal level of cystatin C and Erk 2 activity.