Sentence examples for conceivable significance from inspiring English sources
All of them amount to aesthetic demonstration projects that have no conceivable significance outside a gallery or museum — a dedicated art space — which they inhabit with the tender dependency of creatures in a petting zoo.
There are no security problems with the solar panels in Illinois, which are being erected in a field that isn't close to anything of any conceivable military significance.
The potential significance of virtually every conceivable histopathological feature and molecular biomarker has been reported in thousands of studies.
The upregulation of SQLE reached high-level statistical significance (P=0.0014), indicating a conceivable independent impact of SQLE on stage I/II breast cancer prognosis.
May 27, 2003) (finding that there is no conceivable way to prove that the relative significance assigned to a given web site is false and, accordingly, concluding that Google's Page Ranks are entitled to full constitutional protection).
Although enumerating CTCs is of prognostic significance in solid tumors, it is conceivable that performing molecular and functional analyses on CTCs will reveal much significant insight into tumor biology to guide proper therapeutic intervention.
In the case of Dp260, Dp140, and G-utrophin, relatively few studies have been performed, and it was until now entirely conceivable that mammal-specific cryptic promoters are responsible for generating transcripts of incidental significance.
It is quite conceivable that these factors – hitherto largely ignored in the debate on sustainable business practice – may be of far greater environmental significance than the direct material impacts of a particular range of products or services".
Hardly seems conceivable, but.
