Cayenne masks just about every conceivable cooking mistake except burning and oversalting, and it's trendy.
Especially when classical repetitive sequences are involved, it is conceivable that mistaken assembly of sequencing contigs might create in a draft sequence of a genome a repeat where none exists.
(In almost every conceivable case, firing someone for making a mistake on Twitter is an overreaction).Despite its leniency, US Airways took fast and decisive action to fix the problem.
However, when a forensic scientist infers from certain properties of a set of human bones the approximate age, height, and sundry other characteristics of the deceased person, the reasoning used is ampliative, because it is at least conceivable that the conclusions yielded by it are mistaken.
Given the recent lessons of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war, it seems barely conceivable that we could be unwittingly repeating the calamitous mistakes of Iraq.
It's also conceivable that Romney thinks he has learned from the mistakes he made in 2012, and that he matches up well against Hillary Clinton.
It is conceivable that the turbine silhouettes within open landscapes are mistaken as possible roost-trees (Cryan et al. 2014; Kunz et al. 2007) and therefore scrutinized by tree-roosting bats, which might result in a higher risk of collision.
But it was a mistake to place obstacles in the path of the only conceivable means of fairly apportioning and seating delegates from two large states with a combined total of 400 delegates.
But while it's conceivable that the N.F.L. has become savvy enough to not repeat its mistakes in the Ray Rice fiasco, the league has still left itself plenty of room to make new ones.
It was conceivable, she admitted, that she was wrong, but she added that doctors made mistakes and that no test was perfect.
