Sentence examples for may become long from inspiring English sources

ORIA achieves longer network time compared to ORW, but since ORIA uses fixed packet holding time at each node, the packet delay from source to sink may become long.

Symbiotic relationships may flash away as quickly as they were formed, or they may become long term partnerships, if both parties find at least some additional benefit from staying together.

Every one has a specific name, thus the text may become long.

Many Chinese policy makers fear that the American presence near its western border may become long-term, altering the strategic landscape and ultimately undermining China's security.

A small proportion of patients with completely resectable extrahepatic disease may become long-term survivors (Scheele et al, 1995).

However, it is clear that there is group of patients with liver metastases who may become long-term disease- free survivors following hepatic resection.

This in turn has many benefits: (1) group leaders are more inclined to expend scarce resources that advance both their own and BioJS's goals; (2) the BioJS community grows as more participants find that their own goals are aligned with those of BioJS; and (3) some people who join the project may become long-term participants or even become evangelists who promote the project to others.

At the moment the churning lava simply comes and goes in the volcano's North Pit Crater but scientists believe the lake may eventually become long-lived.

5 However, some injuries can result in longer rehabilitation time and may even become long-standing.

There is some plasticity in growth form in that a short branch may become a long branch or the tip of a long branch may be converted to a short branch.

In older cemeteries, boundaries may not be clearly marked; and headstones may have disappeared or become long since overgrown, making it difficult to know how far even identified burial sites stretch.