Sentence examples for and conceivably reduce from inspiring English sources

If you work out the numbers, you come to the surreal conclusion that you can eat lard straight from the can and conceivably reduce your risk of heart disease.

Knowledge of pharmacokinetics (PK) and pharmacodynamics (PD) is important for antimicrobial dosing regimens that can maximize the therapeutic effects and conceivably reduce the development of antimicrobial resistance.

Removing EBV from the CMV immune response assay could conceivably reduce both technical and biological variability in the response profile, resulting in a more robust and informative assay.

There have been more than 1,800 mass shootings in the US since the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012, and no serious legislative effort that could conceivably reduce the number of mass shootings in the near future.

Potency gained by optimizing ligand binding in these hDAAO regions could conceivably reduce the need for extensive Arg association, and, thus, could facilitate the creation of novel inhibitors of hDAAO.

His bottom line: A universal background check law could conceivably reduce gun violence.

A multiplexed expression platform for multi-component vaccines could conceivably reduce the regulatory burden for such products.

"Evaluations are expensive, and you have to wait years for results". A drop in the number of smokers in an organization could conceivably reduce its health care expenses.

While such a plan could conceivably reduce food prices worldwide, it has provoked alarm in the province of Saskatchewan, which collects about $200 million a year in potash royalties.

In areas where it is found in high abundance, a directed fishery effort could conceivably reduce population numbers to a point where recovery would be challenged.

To refresh your memory, Larry, here in your own words is how you summarized this study in the editor's introduction: "The federal estate tax could conceivably reduce federal tax revenues.