The phrase "as possibly expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has occurred in a manner that aligns with what was anticipated, albeit with a degree of uncertainty.
Example: "The results of the experiment were, as possibly expected, inconclusive due to the lack of sufficient data."
Alternatives: "as might be anticipated" or "as could be expected".
The driving force of such active transport needs to exceed a threshold, which we showed to be easily accessible for a cytoskeletal machinery such as those possibly expected for mamK.
A problem in intramedullary lengthening was defined as a possibly expected or observed difficulty that occurred during implantation, the latency phase, distraction, or consolidation that was completely resolved within the normally planned treatment period without any need for a repeat operation or intervention under anesthesia.
"The market is not as buoyant as one could possibly expect," said Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of Chrysler and its parent company, the Italian automaker Fiat.
Rodgers's marriage to the beautiful and demanding Dorothy Feiner may have been an unhappy one, but its stability made his career possible; and in his dealings with his deeply troubled lyricist, Lorenz Hart, he displayed as much patience as anyone could possibly expect.
What could we possibly expect?
Psychometric properties of instruments assessing suicidal intent and suicidal ideation were not as high as expected, possibly due to translation problems.
By processing these videos, Grigorieff and colleagues previously showed that beam-induced movements could be followed for large icosahedral viruses, although the gain in resolution compared to similar data recorded on film was not as large as expected, possibly due to experimental design (Brilot et al., 2012; Campbell et al., 2012).
The protection against stroke damage conferred by the antibodies "was as good as could possibly be expected," says neuroscientist Brian Meldrum of King's College Institute of Psychiatry in London.
In all, it went as well as could have possibly been expected.
I mean, how can we as northerners possibly be expected to hold our own against a total 'neck who sits down at the counter and orders DIET COFFEE.
