Sentence examples for conceivably be applied from inspiring English sources
Not only that, but Meltdown in particular could conceivably be applied to and across cloud platforms, where huge numbers of networked computers routinely share and transfer data among thousands or millions of users and instances.
As the "executive failure" view of spontaneous thought [18] could only conceivably be applied to the latter situation [26], common changes in PD in these two circumstances would rule out the interpretation of spontaneous activity as simply returning attention to the task.
SPE in the reverse phase or normal phase modes could conceivably be applied for a group separation with respect to the polarity of functional groups.
By clustering codes, we hope to include all codings that may conceivably be applied to a patient exhibiting some relatively common syndromes related to high temperature [ 25].
Mucosal smears could be performed by nonspecialists without significant morbidity and would enable cost-effective testing that could conceivably be applied to screening at risk populations.
But I also show that worries about the replacement of clinical acumen with technical and depersonalized methods, which could conceivably be applied by anyone, led psychiatrists to stress that rating scales had their limits and could be used only by trained experts.
Conceivably, centrifugation and filtration could be applied to studying arsenic binding to nonsoluble proteins, which would not be amenable to chromatographic methods of analysis.
Exon junctions could conceivably be included in the battery of tests yet to be applied.
Conceivably, once the sumoylation site on Ste12 is identified, the UFDS approach could also be applied to examine the functional consequences of Ste12 sumoylation.
An SHF process also conceivably permits insoluble solids to be removed prior to fermentation, thus potentially enabling biochemical engineering strategies such as cell recycling to be applied to increase fermentor productivity.
"Conceivably, exceptional care has been taken by those assuming the responsibility, but given the number of past mistakes I see no harm in demanding a demonstration that the highest standards are to be applied".
