Sentence examples for as possibly in the from inspiring English sources
It yaks and clatters with cable TV's lack of inhibition — HBO's "Girls" has been cited as possibly in the mix of influences — and the plot skids into dull corners but sparks up again when Barnes's funky people keep exploring each other.
Second, if different domains are fast evolving in the two gene copies, as possibly in the case of SF, they may remain undetected at the overall protein level as the opposing signals of asymmetry within these domains would cancel out.
The immune system may be involved in cancer development (de la Cruz-Merino et al, 2008; Prestwich et al, 2008), as possibly in the dysregulation of the immune system in autoimmune diseases such as GD.
4 = Fastest possible, the highest pace as possibly in relation to the distance.
Fastest possible = The highest pace as possibly in relation to the distance.
In addition to the diagnostic implications, the investigation of non-coding regions as possibly implicated in the etiopathogenesis of mutations in DMD but also in other genetic disorders, may disclose findings of interest for basic as well as applied research.
The trade was praised by the New York Times as possibly "the best in the league over the off season".
The one death classified as possibly related in the CD3 arm was the case of a 3 month old female infant born on 27th August 2005 and enrolled into the study on 3rd October 2005.
Had a record company offered to back us, they would have taken a lion's share of any profit, as well as possibly interfering in the production process.' Getting the technical production of the CD right was vital.
Consequently, we do not think this case falls within either category of jurisdiction indicated by the Griffin statement as possibly available in the Court of Claims.
In the assessment of communication skills, these factors have been mentioned as possibly interacting in the communication process, but so far no empirical analysis of how these factors are to be taken into account has been made [ 28].
