Sentence examples for conceivably explained from inspiring English sources

This result is in agreement with a previous report describing the contribution of SrtA to pili production in GBS [29] and conceivably explained by the fact that the pili subunits are assembled by the pilin polymerase SrtF irrespective of the presence of SrtA, remaining transiently associated to the cell wall.

The lack of social deficits in Mmp9 −/− could be conceivably explained by homeostatic regulation of other members of the MMP family.

For my part, I note that the performances used for research were "academic presentations", which, with the best will in the world, is neither the Berlin Philharmonic nor Mrs Brown's Boys, and might also conceivably explain "the reluctance of individuals to clap too many times".

He adds: "I find it a deeply unattractive proposition that the mere juxtaposition of a state of affairs and a person who is 'accountable' should mean that there is nothing that that person might say which could conceivably explain, excuse or mitigate her predicament.

It may be reasonable to dislike the death penalty, a society so ready to tolerate guns, even the vigour of a culture that finds its expression in unpretentious movies and McDonald's hamburgers, but none of these could conceivably explain, let alone justify, a single act of terrorism.

Migraine has previously been shown to be associated with central sensitization [23, 24], which may conceivably explain our higher tenderness scores in those with co-occurrence of migraine.

Moreover, differences in population prevalence of the A-61C and potentially also, the C-101G SNP could conceivably explain contradictory results as observed in a Northern Ghanaian population [15].

Consistent with this notion, the cells used in the present study were derived from different donors whose age variation, although in the pediatric/adolescent range, could conceivably explain, at least in part, their distinct epigenetic features.

This is reflected by, high mutation rates at NRs than at linker regions, which are depleted of nucleosomes [ 9, 25] and could conceivably explain the frequent occurrence of novel TFBSs in these regions.

Shared aetiological factors which may conceivably explain the increased risk of a second primary cancer after the diagnosis of MCC include exposure to ultraviolet-radiation, immunosuppression or MCV infection.

For example, if a foodborne illness outbreak happened at the same time as the wildfires, and had a negative impact on birth weight, it could conceivably explain part or all of the observed effect.