Sentence examples for they may convert from inspiring English sources

But they may convert as the Metro expands, Delhi's roads become even more miserable than they already are, and the chauffeur ceases to be so cheap or servile.

Thus, determining proximity to transition to desertification is particularly central for arid regions before they may convert into deserts, and recent research has focused on devising early warning signals for anticipating such regime shifts.

There is a possibility that they may convert the acquired land into ranches just like what happened in Ankole and Bunyoro (western Uganda), thus negatively impacting the pastoral communities.

They may convert genetic males into females, allow females to produce only daughters without the need for mating, or kill male offspring of infected females so that the daughters have more food.

Moreover, it has been shown recently that production of Tobacco rattle virus (TRV) derived vsiRNAs and antiviral silencing are strongly dependent on the combined activity of the host-encoded RDR1, RDR2, and RDR6 suggesting that they may convert viral ssRNAs into dsRNAs, which could serve as a substrate for vsiRNA production [11].

aEPEC strains are thought to have developed during human infection via loss of the stx gene and were therefore designated EHEC-LST (EHEC that lost Stx) (22); they may convert back to EHEC upon the acquisition of stx genes (23, 24).

"The kids go out and may convert a few here and there, but, more important, they convert themselves".

States may convert their CPP rate targets to a mass basis, and they may join with other states in multi-state trading plans.

It is important to note that although the stable subjects have not yet converted to AD, they may still convert in the future.

Proteolytic cleavage may convert the longer VEGF isoforms into soluble, bioactive forms in the extracellular space where they become available to endothelial cells [ 5].

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