Sentence examples for may form when from inspiring English sources

Mysterious streaks that appear on the steep slopes of Mars may form when seeping water boils with such violence that it blasts dust off the ground.

According to reports by several groups of researchers, the possible carcinogen, acrylamide, may form when a naturally occurring amino acid, asparagine, is heated with certain sugars like glucose.

A pyroclastic flow can pour over the lip of an erupting vent, or it may form when an ash column becomes too dense to continue rising and falls back to the ground.

As an aid in designing EGS projects we have conducted multicomponent reactive-transport simulations to predict the likely characteristics of scales and corrosion that may form when exploiting heat from granitoid reservoir rocks at ∼200 °C and 5 km depth.

Specifically, R-PA may form when the combined effect of hypotension, coagulation and pressure from the adjacent structures leads to temporary cessation of the bleeding, followed by recanalisation from clot degradation.

Early laboratory studies established that soluble metal complexes may form when lichens are allowed to react with suspensions of minerals and rocks (Iskandar and Syers, 1972; Ascaso et al., 1976).

Human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) and human embryonal carcinoma cells (hECs) are two pluripotent cell types that share many characteristics [1] Human ECs are the malignant stem cells of teratocarcinomas, which are malignant tumors that have embryonal carcinoma components, and some may form teratocarcinomas when re-transplanted into an animal [2].

Recent studies have suggested that the P2X7R and P2X4 receptors may form heterotrimers when overexpressed by transfection, however, further data on possible heteromeric associations in native cells are needed before the possible implications of mutations in the P2X4 receptor gene (P2XR4) on P2X7R-mediated effects can be determined.

Cosmic Q-balls ("lumps of super matter that may have formed when tiny superparticles coagulated in the hot dense phase of the early universe")?

We detect only small precipitates on the shale surface and in the suspension, which may have formed when the sample was quenched from 95°C to room temperature.

Moreover, the image reveals that Kerberos is double-lobed, which suggests the satellite may have formed when two even smaller moons merged.