Sentence examples for model that may become from inspiring English sources

Both the album's themes and how it was made suggest a model that may become increasingly popular: the semi-professional musician.

"There is a lot of national scrutiny on us right now, and as painful an experience as this has been, we wanted to make changes that may become a national model for avoiding recruiting problems," Hoffman said in a telephone interview last night.

Dexmedetomidine offers some theoretical advantages over midazolam that may become evident in a less severe septic model.

The fact that CheB in H. salinarum has a CheY-like domain (that may become phosphorylated by CheA) may lead to alternative kinetic models in which CheB/CheBp-feedback is responsible for producing the Halobacterium-type methanol release patterns.

That may become a pertinent issue.

It is a model that may be becoming obsolete.

However, the flexibility of the design may cause problems in that models may become too complex if many events are included, leading to difficulties in interpretation of the results.

We believe that this model may become an important tool for the understanding of the complex interplay of behavioral, social, environmental, and metabolic factors in the development of the obesity epidemic.

Downscaled and hydrologically modeled projections from an ensemble of 16 Global Climate Models suggest that flooding may become more intense on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the primary source for California's managed water system.

A limitation of constructing predictive models for a disease merely on the basis of established pathways is that these models may become biased toward already known biological processes, thereby potentially missing novel yet causal mechanisms predictive of the disease risk [ 64].

It stresses the idea that a policy that may not be optimal under "standard" models (that ignore emotions), may become optimal if workers experience anger when they are exploited, and the government knows it.