Sentence examples for conceivable change from inspiring English sources

That the results look simple is something of a feat in a season when designers vied with one another for baroque effects, showing trousers with three waistbands (Viktor & Rolf), picador costumes covered with cloth volutes (Alexander McQueen), denim dresses that worked every conceivable change on a sideways seam (Junya Watanabe).

The interviews taking place in the evaluation phase also included questions considering conceivable changes in PS processes with particular reference to the AFR based and other related interventions.

Second, it is conceivable that changes in platelet count were a surrogate for changes in MPV in the previous studies [[4],[5]].

Second, it is conceivable that changes in platelet count were a surrogate for changes in MPV in the previous studies [[ 4],[ 5]].

Motivational interviewing uses open questions, active listening and summaries, as a means of reinforcing lifestyle changes and aligning them with the individual's own conclusions and preferences regarding conceivable lifestyle changes.

It is therefore conceivable that changes of latencies can be regarded as a signature of global, regionally unspecific age-related changes.

What's more, the Conceivable program changes over time.

It is conceivable that changes in the levels of adipokines including adiponectin, leptin, and resistin influence the accumulation of intracellular lipids in the liver [10], [11].

It is therefore conceivable that changes in the sequence of the equivalent gene in F. tularensis could confer a selective advantage under certain conditions.

Although poorly understood, it is conceivable that changes in cell polarity and budding mode involve regulation of protein and membrane transport to the plasma membrane and thus require the activity of Sso1p and/or Sso2p.

Prior to the neurotransmitter role of 5-HT, it plays critical roles as a trophic factor modulating neuronal differentiation and growth, therefore it is conceivable that changes in 5-HT via altered levels of the serotonin transporter during critical periods of development alters brain function and increases vulnerability to affective disorders later in life [30].