Sentence examples for be made about possible from inspiring English sources

His eye is still too swollen for a long-term prediction to be made about possible effects on his sight.

Our approach allows estimations of heritability to be derived, as well as predictions to be made about possible existence of genetic overlap between the various traits.

Conclusive remarks must also be made about possible limits of this study.

Current understanding of the pathophysiologies of multiple myeloma and Gaucher disease does not, however, allow conclusions to be made about possible shared disease pathways.

In order to allow a decision to be made about possible larger scale implementation of this intervention, the present study aimed at assess the effects of the intervention on dietary and health behavior among the participants.

The major limitation of this investigation is the lack of microbiologic confirmation to allow wider assumptions to be made about possible co-infections, their effects (if any), and the role of other pathogens that cause similar clinical features.

Crowd figures held up well at Cheltenham last week despite the poor economic climate and it will be some time before any decisions are made about possible changes.

No charges have been filed against Mr. Malik, and a spokesman for the Queens district attorney said yesterday that "the investigation remains ongoing, and no decisions have been made about possible criminal charges".

No decision has been made about possible sale of the car in the United States, but Mr. Martens says many of the trends it reflects will eventually show up in Europe and the United States.

Under the banner of the hashtag #jesuiscirconflexe, great jokes have been made about possible confusions that could arise if "Je vais me faire un jeûne" was mistaken for "Je vais me faire un jeune" (literally: I'm going to fast, or I'm going to bed a youngster).

Recently, contradictory claims have been made about possible additional effects of statins on progression of a variety of inflammatory disorders, including infections.