Sentence examples for conceivable to predict from inspiring English sources
Considering the metastatic role of filamin-A in cancer cell mobility and re-attachment to secondary sites, it is also conceivable to predict that inhibition of filamin-A would also reduce distant cancer metastasis.
The enormous amount of information already generated on this subject provides a rich field for data-miners as it is conceivable, with suitable computational techniques, to predict the antioxidant capacity of any essential oil just by knowing its particular chemical composition.
Zanan says he doesn't blame carmakers, who he thinks are "panicking in general and trying every conceivable model because they're trying to predict the future.
The ability to construct such models is closely linked to the ability to predict the likely courses of evolution out of all potentially conceivable courses of evolution (e.g. [ 91, 157]) and is related to the functional synthesis of molecular biology experiments and evolutionary theory that was used to reconstruct ancient adaptive events [ 95, 112, 113].
Having the ability to predict variations in mechanical behavior based on resultant microstructure, or matching the best conceivable properties of a part in accordance with the loading critical plane, are some possible solutions for making AM a more reliable means for producing functional parts.
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