Sentence examples for be readily conceivable from inspiring English sources
adverb
Without unwillingness or hesitation; showing readiness.
- The suspect readily answered all questions the police officers asked him.
And, tellingly, universal amoralism does not, unlike individual amoralism, even seem to be readily conceivable (Lenman 1999).
The origin and significance of AAC do not seem to have been discussed in detail yet, but at least one particular way of generating AAC is readily conceivable.
Of note, although the major application of LOFT is likely to be reversible cKO, variations of the theme are readily conceivable.
Although we did not identify other clusters of substitutions that could be readily explained by gene conversion with homologous chloroplast sequence, it is conceivable that more localized conversion events occurred but escaped detection.
It is conceivable that the plasma membrane PIP2 molecules are already masked by other proteins that may be readily removed by the fertilization signals to permit an access to PLC.
Some can be readily shared.
They can be readily shielded.
Their contents cannot be readily confirmed.
However, it is also readily conceivable that the carnivoran species could have been infected by contact with rodents as with cowpox viruses in the Old World.
Mountains were readily accessible.
