Sentence examples for another conceivable from inspiring English sources

Other evidence shows that the tidal signal is not related to ocean currents, which are another conceivable source of tidal variability.

Another conceivable explanation for the absence of this particular peptide is that it for some reason was not included (or sampled) in library 2 and 3, although this seems unlikely since they were large enough to theoretically include all possible gene sequences with more than 99% probability.

Another conceivable, but unlikely, causal mechanism is syncope.

Weight gain might be another conceivable mechanism causing increased prevalence of snoring during pregnancy; this has also been reported in a previous survey [ 11].

Long-term dialysis preceding kidney transplantation is another conceivable confounder, although studies of cancer risk in such patients have been inconclusive (Kantor et al, 1987; Fairley et al, 1994; Maisonneuve et al, 1999; Birkeland et al, 2000).

Another conceivable route for the introduction of BHV-1 into the country could have been through the extensive contacts with foreign personnel on one of the herds (herd B).

He is poised for yet another scarcely conceivable feat — his next score of 100 or more in international cricket will be his 100th in all formats.

An unsigned article in a 1909 issue of The Architectural Record remarked on the growing architectural cacophony on New York's streets, where the old brownstone monotony was being succeeded by new mansions differing "one from another in every conceivable way; Jacobean or Tudor fronts fight for elbow room with colonial, Italian or modern French designs".

Even so another flare-up remains conceivable.

Talk therapy may be particularly helpful with skin problems that for one reason or another have resisted every conceivable medical fix; an underlying psychological difficulty may be "speaking through the skin," and exploring that possibility may be good for both skin and mind.

That another tax increase was conceivable, let alone a likelihood, had everything to do with the new way of seeing the tobacco industry in tobacco country, Ms. Kurita said, as divided between farmers who deserve sympathy and manufacturers who do not.