Sentence examples for may become structured from inspiring English sources

We have tentatively assigned this region to the otherwise unaccounted for C-terminal domain of Cdc45; however, the density could also correspond to the disordered N-terminal tail of Mcm2, which may become structured upon Cdc45 binding.

The very construction of communications and all accompanying facilities changes and degrades the existent natural geological environment, and when in use they may become structures in whose immediate surrounds surface and ground waters may be polluted by the toxic and waste substances transported.

If gene flow among different gerbil populations is restricted, then such morphological traits important to a species' interaction in an ecosystem may become geographically structured, so local populations will only contain a subset of the traits exhibited within a species [ 44], or be constrained in the extent to which they express certain traits.

But Hamburg's two-tier structure may become the norm.

As the multilateral system takes on ever more issues, this structure may become unworkable.

As members trade more among themselves, their economic structures may become more alike: a large proportion of trade is between firms in the same industry.

"But no matter how sophisticated these magnificent structures may become," he writes, "we can count on the fact that they will continue to reveal themselves to us as long as we continue to look".

Cysts form from a proliferation of epithelium, the tissue making up the skin and the linings of the blood vessels and body cavities, and may become detached from surrounding structures so that they move freely.

The period of the structure may become greater than the sleeper spacing.

These structures may become even more sensitive to wind loads as gravity loads decrease through innovative technology.

Strengthening of existing structures may become necessary to cater for the latest codal provisions and to meet the expected life span.