Sentence examples for sometimes formed from inspiring English sources

Instead of a functional inflorescence with leaves and flowers, eif3h mutant plants sometimes formed a pin-formed shoot, especially when shifted from short-day to long-day growth conditions (20%, n = 90) (Fig. 3A).

Ulcers sometimes formed in the mouth and ate away bone and tissue, causing hideous facial deformities.

Institutional ties among the peoples of the area are sometimes formed in ritual and political activities and through intermarriage.

Coral-stromatoporoid communities, which sometimes formed reef mounds, preferred wave-agitated waters shallower than 30 metres (100 feet).

At high acid concentrations, however, complex anions (negative ions) are sometimes formed, especially with the aqueous hydrogen halides.

The alleged conspirators included doctors and traffickers who ran crews of "patients" so large that long queues sometimes formed outside the clinic.

Sea walnuts sometimes form dense swarms.

And three Republicans -- Jay Schneiderman, Paul Tonna and Michael Caracciolo -- are wild cards who sometimes form coalitions with Democrats.

Sandbars, generally separated by silting lagoons, sometimes form the actual coast.

It is the most social rabbit, sometimes forming groups in warrens of up to 20 individuals.

Mrs. Schiavo, now 39, can open her eyes and moan, her mouth sometimes forming a smile or grimace.