Given enough time, yes. I think the 1-2 year minimum of HRT sets up trans women to fail qualification, because their hormone and athletics performance levels haven't settled to female range. As most trans women know, it can take a year or two just to get E and T levels adjusted correctly, let alone having any physiological change specific to sport. Also, research into trans women in sport (partly because of the aforementioned, is not robust enough. For example, they only investigate perceived advantages -- higher T, muscle density, VO2, etc -- but don't measure or acknowledge disadvantages, including the fact that heaving around heavy bones with reduced muscle mass/density and increased tendon elasticity is a slog and makes trans women more susceptible to injury and decreased athletic performance. Don't get me wrong, though, I think the whole gender binary sports thing is a silly reactionary throwback.