The simplest conceivable example of evolving systems is RNA molecules that can replicate themselves.
One conceivable example is the activation of AMPK by fasting which, via subsequent deactivation of mechanistic target of rapamycin complex 1 (mTORcouldcould be responsible for the decrease in Srebp mRNA [ 62].
Therefore, one individual who protected and rescued a nearby Tutsi neighbor (who in turn survived the genocide) while having also participated in roadblocks and manhunts for the Tutsi might be a conceivable example of how one person could incorporate many roles at the same time.
"It's conceivable, for example, that wearing the boot inhibited circulation in the ankle as opposed to walking.
It is conceivable, for example, that there might be machines that, as a result of moral considerations, refused to lie or to engage in pretence.
It seems conceivable, for example, as Descartes argued in his First Meditation, that our perceptual states and beliefs could be exactly as they are even if the world were nothing like we think it is.
It is conceivable, for example, that a group of voters could put all 100 of their votes on a controversial candidate like Jack Morris and catapult him to the Hall of Fame.
Other screen readouts are conceivable –for example, it should be possible to uncover E3s that target a substrate of interest by using a substrate-reporter fusion protein.
It is conceivable, for example, that our findings for PM0.25 and PN are attributable partly to nanoparticles.
Other explanations are conceivable; for example, loss of SIRT6 may confer only a partial defect in DNA-PKcs function insufficient to impair gross lymphocyte development.
