Sentence examples for biologically conceivable from inspiring English sources
Secondly, the biological plausibility AR as a cause of lymphocele is biologically conceivable.
Although the interaction test between NLR and RMH score was negative, biologically, it is conceivable that there may be a potential interaction, as suggested by the RMH score 2 3 having a significantly higher NLR compared with RMH score 0 1.
While this study only investigated morphological and structural phenotypes of bones, given the high sensitivity of phase contrast to biological materials and the availability of contrast agents, studies investigating more complicated biologically relevant phenotypes are conceivable in the immediate future.
It is therefore mechanically conceivable and biologically plausible that HPV16 infection and the functional SNPs in the promoters of NOXA and MCL1 may jointly affect apoptosis induction, accordingly altering susceptibility to SCCHN.
Thus, an association between air pollution and type 2 diabetes appears conceivable and is biologically plausible.
Although this study suggests that, in normal cells, loss of p89c-Mybex9b expressisn is compensated by expression of the more abundant p75c-Myb isoform, it is conceivable that expression of p89c-Mybex9b is biologically more relevant in leukemic cells, which typically rely on c-Myb expression more than their normal counterparts.
It is conceivable that Lewis antigen expression in digestive organs is biologically much more important than the expression in erythrocytes.
It is conceivable that for non-additive gene expression to play a biologically meaningful role, transgenerational heritability of the altered expression patterns and/or the genes is required.
The universe of conceivable compounds is almost infinite, therefore, the decisive question arises: where is a biologically validated starting point in structural space from which to build a compound library to be found?
It is conceivable that a bound on the domain size is maintained for sufficiently long to still be biologically relevant.
