Sentence examples for may become suitable from inspiring English sources

Some areas currently unsuitable for coffee growing may become suitable in the future.

However, there are aquifers that may become suitable reservoirs for CO2 geological sequestration.

At higher tungsten contents the coatings are magnetically softer, and the electrodeposits become non-ferromagnetic beyond ∼30 at.% W. Because of this combination of physical properties, electrodeposited Co–W coatings may become suitable materials for multi-scale technologies.

Free-living microorganisms may become suitable models for recovery of non-essential and essential heavy metals from wastewater bodies and soils by using and enhancing their accumulating and/or leaching abilities.

The location of some of the CosmOz probes was not optimal for evaluation of satellite SM assimilation, but their utility is demonstrated and the observations may become suitable for assimilation themselves in future.

The editor has concluded that the paper may become suitable for publication in eLife if the issues raised by the referees can be addressed suitably.

Some formerly uninhabitable areas may eventually become suitable for farms and cities, but settling and developing those areas will take generations.

This implies that browsers, especially goats and camels, may become increasingly suitable for the area in the face of increasing frequency and severity of droughts.

The bottom line, says CIAT's Clément Bourgoin, is that "the coastal Mekong region may become less suitable for some agriculture," especially rice, because of warmer summer temperatures and saltwater intrusion from rising sea levels.

It has been shown theoretically through balanced chemical reaction equations that adding small amount of acetic acid to the coal seam gas associated water will alter its chemical composition and may become a suitable environment for supporting algae growth.

cRD2D3's proteolytic stability, oral bioavailability, long duration of action and its favorable brain/plasma ratio reveal that it may become a suitable drug for long-term AD-treatment from a pharmacokinetic point of view.