Conceivable influencing factors are the patient's pre-trauma status, such as past medical history, present illnesses, age and gender [ 5], and the trauma itself, circumstances of the accident, injury severity, pattern of injuries and so on [ 6].
"No other conceivable causal influence... comes remotely close to matching the influence of parents on the religious faith and practices of youth," Smith said in a recent talk sharing the findings at Yale Divinity School.
Occasionally, Sperber's zeal to identify every conceivable contemporary influence, however slight, on Marx's thought risks tiring even the most dedicated reader.
It is conceivable that the influence of probe locations on the estimation of mRNA stability goes beyond the aforementioned simple difference between 3′-UTR 3′-UTRF.
It is conceivable that the influence of surface charges upon intracellular ionic homeostasis has not previously been investigated because, as shown in Methods, the expectation for a passive ionic distribution between any number of connected compartments is that the equilibrium ion concentrations within any single compartment are uniquely defined with reference to any other single compartment.
Thousands of thermometers in areas remote from any conceivable local urban influences tell us that.
Hindus are the religious majority in India1 and given the proscription of material pursuits advocated by Hinduism, a clear delineation of occupations based on castes, and the perpetuation of occupational decisions over generations, it is conceivable that religion influences the propensity to become an entrepreneur.
It is conceivable that p53 influences biological events other than apoptosis through these direct protein protein interactions, which might be a major mechanism in the adult fly.
Indeed, the artistic tactics of half the works in "Here Is Elsewhere" would not be conceivable apart from his influence.
Although a six-parameter affine transform was used to correct for movement during preprocessing, it was conceivable that a residual influence might bias the GLM estimates if movement happened to be correlated with trial-by-trial variation in RT.
