Sentence examples for conceivably evolve from inspiring English sources
"The goal during this period," Mr. Rumsfeld said, "is to explore a variety of ways that missile defense can conceivably evolve without prejudging exactly which ones will be the most fruitful.
HBO also offers an app, HBO GO, that could conceivably evolve into a competitor to Netflix, although it currently requires a cable subscription to use.
But a machine that can understand human language, learn from human behavior (as in a Jeopardy match), and then improve its own performance is a machine that might conceivably evolve its own agenda.
Like their extant relatives, at least some Triassic Scleractinia hosted dinoflagellate symbionts - such associations conceivably evolved as a consequence of widespread oligotrophic conditions [ 24, 25].
This repression of HR has conceivably evolved to prevent annealing of DNA between sister chromatids as they are scheduled to segregate into daughter cells.
Conceivably, loop F evolved an inherent ability to bind both FMN and FAD to allow either co-factor to be used by this group of enzymes.
So conceivably, the alarm-calling behaviour may evolve by between-group selection, even though within each group, selection favours monkeys that do not give alarm calls.
Indeed, while transcriptome studies have suggested an inability of the parasite to transcriptionally respond to short-term drug pressure [ 44, 45], conceivably parasites may be able to evolve over multiple generations to states of optimal growth that adjust for physiological impacts of altered sequence or expression of drug/solute transporters.
This observation suggested that rice Hb1 (and conceivably other rice nsHbs) evolved under the effect of the stabilizing selection.
Some companies might claim that such a service is only the beginning for them, and that they intend to evolve into a one-stop-shop for anything their customers could conceivably need.
