Sentence examples for because one could conceive from inspiring English sources

To confirm that the intron size contraction we found in volant species is not due to random effects, because one could conceive of flying and nonflying groups species as having a 50 50 chance of having "small" or "large" introns, we developed a permutation test.

Yet, even at that apogee of Gorby-mania, no one could conceive that it would be gone just five months later.

… For if no one could conceive something through the sign, it would be void and vain, nay, it wouldn't be a sign".

To put the point in the extreme, one could conceive of an effective welfare program in which 85% of the funds received would go toward operating expenses.

For further enhancing the embodied experience of exponential growth, one could conceive of virtual reality tools allowing students to feel exponential growth of objects all around them.

Because only the male mind could conceive of one inch equalling a hundred miles.' 'My husband said he needed more space.

It is a design choice simple in its brilliance, and one of which no one but a "dog-centric" company could conceive.

Apparently Friendster management could conceive of only one reason: to subvert the site.

September 11th happened largely because nobody at the time could conceive that it would happen; nowadays, the FBI might be more suspicious of young Arab gentlemen taking flying lessons without wanting to know how to land.Putting those two caveats to one side, the current reorganisation in America still seems flawed.

I'm not looking to measure success because any measurement that I could conceive of would be methodologically flawed.

No one could have conceived of it, except for the Anfield players.