Sentence examples for may become occupied from inspiring English sources

For the heavier elements, a higher shell may become occupied before the preceding shell is filled.

At high H-NS levels, all DNA segments may become occupied by H-NS even if bound by only one of the two available DNA-binding domains at each CTD CTD junction in the filament.

This may function as a sampling mechanism which provides CpG islands with the opportunity to become occupied by the polycomb group repressive proteins should they lack counteracting transcriptional activities [123 125] (see Ref. [159] for a detailed discussion).

One may further speculate that perhaps such systematic loss of surface polar amino acids would gradually change protein folding as external sites become occupied by more hydrophobic amino acid residuals.

Under humid climates, such depressions become occupied by shallow waters and a dense paludal vegetation.

The pneumatoceles can also become occupied with moulds such as Aspergillus and Scedosporium [ 12].

The building became occupied in 1812.

Houses formerly inhabited by a single rich Hindu family became occupied by numerous poor Muslim families.

Cannon et al. [ 5] purported that unique C. gloeosporioides sensu lato genotypes may become adapted to occupy specific geographical areas and which may be associated with host co-evolution.

Although there are not many species in temperate areas, the often weedy family may occupy extensive areas and may become so dense as to prevent the growth of other species of plants.

For a nonspecialist the profusion of sumptuous but relatively conventional chairs, tables, cabinets, vases, bowls, rugs and lamps may become numbing, so encounters with works that occupy a kind of twilight zone between art and design is bracing.