Sentence examples for may have seeded from inspiring English sources

For all we know, life on one planet may have "seeded" life on another at some time.

Scientists discovered that the comet contains organic compounds that may have seeded life on Earth as well as water and molecular oxygen.

Aerosols containing Legionella discharged to air by the marina water blaster may have infected some cases directly or may have seeded roof-collected rainwater systems.

Data from the COSAC instrument are expected to provide important insights into the early history of our solar system and contribute to our knowledge of small bodies that may have seeded the early Earth through impacts.

After a harsh crackdown on Boko Haram led to the death of its leader, Mohammed Yusuf, in 2009, the rest of the leadership and many of its members soon fled Nigeria for Niger, Chad and Cameroon, where they sought new allies and may have seeded new cells.

The flares may have seeded the early solar system with fragile radioactive isotopes, providing a possible origin for puzzling trace elements in asteroids.

Synthetic peptides with no amyloid relationship can assemble into amyloid-like fibrils and these may have seeding capacity for amyloid proteins.

One example is construction equipment and mowers that drag the vines and seeds to new locations; others include gardeners digging in compost that hasn't reached a high enough temperature to kill seeds or planting potted or balled and burlapped trees, shrubs or perennials that may have seeds tucked into their soil.

However, flip the perspective 180 degrees and we may have seeds for some of the greatest collaborations and cooperative opportunities in history.

The onslaught lasted many millions of years, and though it brought unimaginable ruin it may also have seeded our planet with the chemical precursors of life.

So we are advising people to buy trees that have been grown in the UK but which may have been seeded several hundred miles further south than where they will be planted.