Sentence examples for which could become relevant from inspiring English sources

Note that, also at high-frequency, there are often spectral components due to the background voltage, which could become relevant for the series resonance effect.

There's a top 100 list of the most popular feeds which could become the definitive top 100 list once there is a statistically relevant number of users (subject to SYO successfully controlling spam).

which could become threatened by future development.

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Although Thomas is not a defendant or a potential defendant in those cases, "anything that happens that reflects on Isiah's conduct could become relevant," Nance said.

As shown for some herbicidal combination products, the degree of these underestimations could become relevant in the regulatory context.

We believe that our procedure could become relevant as a protocol for the development of bimodal imaging agents.

Suxamethonium-induced fasciculation increases oxygen consumption during apnoea, which may become relevant in the event of airway obstruction.

The latter two options constitute alternatives which become relevant in view of the ethnic diversification of European populations.

And if the antiglobalizers want to understand how they could again become relevant, they should study those elections as well.

There has to be political control of oil/coal/gas output, after which sustainable energy technologies become relevant.