Sentence examples for conceivable assumption from inspiring English sources

Under a conceivable assumption that the conformational change turnover of an activated bR monomer is tightly coupled with proton transfer by the bR monomer, the average rate of proton-pumping by activated bR would be nearly conserved regardless of light intensity.

However, is such an assumption conceivable?

Such a de-protection mechanism is conceivable under the assumption that calsyntenin-1 is more sensitive to juxtamembrane cleavage by ADAM10 than APP.

This assumption is conceivable, considering not only the difference between this tree and model plants but also the strong co-evolutionary relationship of the specialist B. oleae with olive fruits.

Why should switching from homunculi to neurons necessarily switch on the light of consciousness? (For doubts about the assumption that it is conceivable that the homunculus-head lacks consciousness, see e.g. Loar 1990/1997, pp. 613f).

Since the assumptions of the "maximum conceivable" scenario are extremely unlikely to apply to any real population of condors, this indicates that the Grand Canyon condor population is unlikely to be self-sustaining at current levels of exposure to lead.

A conceivable consequence of violation of the stationarity assumption is demonstrated in Fig.  1.

Under the above assumptions, we claim that it is conceivable to design a privacy-aware analytical process that can: 1. transform the data into an anonymous version with a quantifiable privacy guarantee - i.e., the probability that the malicious attack fails;   2.

It depends only on the assumption that its not being conscious is conceivable — which many people find reasonable.

There are no possible or conceivable conditions in which this proposition is not true (on the assumption, of course, that the words "husband" and "married" are taken to mean what they ordinarily mean).

The point is only that despite the shocks and despair of the past few weeks, it is at least conceivable that there is enough time and space to rethink the assumptions on which the current exit plan is based, with an eye toward making sure that it does not fail spectacularly.