Sentence examples for may mean these from inspiring English sources

"Droughts may mean these areas become unsuitable to grow grain so there'll be a shift to the land further north.

A high concentration of protein bodies at the periphery may mean these grains are less susceptible to breakage during milling (Leesawatwong et al. 2004).

The comparatively short branch (and small K2P distances) between E. hamata and E. bathyantarctica may mean these are a young species pair, or that regional variants of a single species have been mistaken for separate species.

Facial features such as facial weakness in facioscapulohumeral dystrophy, or ptosis in myotonic dystrophy may mean these diseases impact more on Body Image than does limb girdle muscular dystrophy which usually has no facial involvement.

In particular, the unparalleled numbers and diversity of the arthropods, combined with the wealth of parasitic lifestyles that arthropod species display, may mean these animals are uniquely placed as hosts and carriers of viruses to act as a hotspot of viral evolution.

Factors such as these may mean the difference between you calling the shots, or a landlord insisting on onerous terms throughout the lease process.

These include genes with homology to a topoisomerase, a histone-like protein, and a heat shock protein (Table 1), and correcting these errors may mean that these genes are predicted to be functional.

We have genuine concerns that any restriction of legal aid in such cases may mean that these abuses will go unreported and that perpetrators of these crimes will not be brought to justice".

Bivalent marking may mean that these TEs are kept in partially activated and repressed states.

This may mean that these establishments are trying to hire young workers to fill the positions of the retirees.

Questionnaire replies may mean that these documents were not well known, or that they were not yet sufficient.