Sentence examples for conceivably contribute to from inspiring English sources

We hope that when voting on 23 June, people will reflect on whether undermining the international institutions charged with delivering these goals could conceivably contribute to a fairer, cleaner and safer world.

In a letter in the Observer, 37 leading figures from across the faiths say that they hope people will reflect, before voting on 23 June, "on whether undermining the international institutions charged with delivering these goals could conceivably contribute to a fairer, cleaner and safer world".

Mucosal immunity could therefore conceivably contribute to protection [12].

Lithium also has other actions [34] that could conceivably contribute to its effects on social behaviors.

Many of these newly identified β-secretase substrates may conceivably contribute to the observed BACE1 knockout phenotype based upon their previously defined functions in the nervous system.

Thus, if it is hypothesesied that the DLO pyrophosphatase acts at the cytosolic face of the ER, flippase-mediated distribution of DLO intermediates across the ER membrane could conceivably contribute to the apparent selectivity of fOSGN2-P generation.

Since OS and RCT participants differed with respect to these factors, these factors could have conceivably contributed to differences between the OSs and the RCTs.

Small-cell lung cancer cells can also express the AVP gene as provasopressin, which remains attached to the cell membrane and conceivably contributes to the autocrine-driven mitogenesis (Friedmann et al, 1994).

Therefore, the cysteine residue of the SH3-binding motif of fungal MOB3 proteins conceivably contributes to binding-specificity to a putative SH3-domain protein with a unique function in filamentous ascomycetes.

The pMLC accumulation is particularly high in the apical microfilament bundles; this conceivably contributes to the apically concave curvature of the Phase 1 vesicle by promoting a preferential narrowing (moderate) on the apical side.

Excessive amygdala activity combined with reduced ventral ACC gray matter thus conceivably may contribute to the excessive cortisol response to stress seen in depressed humans (Drevets et al. 2002b; McEwen and Magarinos 2001; Gold et al. 2002).