Sentence examples for conceivable degree from inspiring English sources

He made up experimental batches of Diet Pepsi with every conceivable degree of sweetness — 8 per cent, 8.25percentnt, 8.5, and on and on up to 12 — gave them to hundreds of people, and looked for the concentration that people liked the most.

This article was reviewed by Rob Knight, Doron Lancet, Alexander Mankin (nominated by Arcady Mushegian), and Arcady Mushegian....there is no logical impossibility in the acquirement of any conceivable degree of perfection through natural selection.

The program delivers on every conceivable level.

For example, FCS is known to retard cardiac differentiation [49], so its elimination in our protocol could conceivable promote a greater degree of maturation.

It is therefore conceivable that as the degree of methylation in head and neck cancers increases, genomic stability declines as a result of decreasing MGMT expression, thus leading to poorer prognosis and tumor recurrence.

The low vaults and columns of the nineteenth-century hallways seemed to go on endlessly, before running headlong into Libeskind's concrete-slab walls, which soared upward at every conceivable angle except ninety degrees.

Although the orbits at MEA and FPS have some minor deviations from a straight line, and variations of tilt direction within a few degrees are conceivable, the comprehensive tilt motions are well represented by the linear tilt vectors shown in Fig. 4.

Thus, it is conceivable that there is an optimal degree of genome instability required to accelerate the development and progression of cancers and that excessive instability is deleterious to the tumour.

A spectrum of degrees of interaction is conceivable (Fig. 1).

It is conceivable that this restraint leads to some degree of experimental bias as the largest islets are predominantly located in the core of the pancreas.

It is also conceivable that, through heat therapy, a certain degree of denaturation in the affected cells prevents the formation of new virions.