Sentence examples for may disperse from inspiring English sources

Possessing a planktotrophic larval form does not appear to be a prerequisite for long-distance dispersal, as lecitotrophic larvae may disperse over longer distance than planktotrophs in oligotrophic waters [88], [89].

If water-dispersible nanoparticles that are poorly soluble in water are used, they may disperse uniformly in water, provide awareness between molecules by means of their hydrophobicity, function as water-friendly nanosized reaction fields, and thereby achieve a high yield.

Otherwise, the wolves may disperse and join other packs, he said.

These concerns may disperse the evangelical vote more widely than in the present primaries – for some, across party lines.

Such tactics are effective but they are not a sure-fire formula for complete victory, because those under air attack may disperse and resort to guerrilla warfare.

During a period of 10 days (i.e., the residence time of water in the atmosphere), horizontal eddy turbulence may disperse vapour over distances up to 1,000 kilometres.

Significant positive correlation lies between the concentration of mercury and the vitrinite in XLT, which indicated that mercury may dispersed in vitrinite as micro-fine particles or organically-bonded.

These and our results suggest that mycobacteria may dispersed in blood, perhaps on phagocytic cell, as proposed by Juste et al [ 24].

They may accidentally disperse to hit civilian objects; some may fail to explode, remaining long after conflict has ended like a landmine, until a civilian stumbles upon one.

Although the beetles may seldom disperse long distances beyond a regional scale, migration within a regional scale may be frequent.

These findings suggest that the beetle pollinators of M. stellata may occasionally disperse pollen over long distances, thus explaining the observed fat-tailed dispersal pattern.