Sentence examples for conceivably important from inspiring English sources
Low-dose NGR-TNF exerts antitumour activity without inducing proangiogenic host responses, conceivably important for preventing/overcoming resistance and designing combination therapeutic strategies.
Conceivably, important differences in the biology of these cancers may underlie the contrasting results seen with this therapeutic approach across different cancers.
The next great bonanza fields are expected to be in East Asian waters, and sovereignty over these micro-islands might conceivably be important as bases for exploration and drilling teams.
Likewise, I prefer my iPhone to ring and vibrate whenever a call comes in because I suffer from congenital hearing loss (due to my parents being deaf) and could conceivably miss important calls from loved ones or whomever.
HVHF could conceivably exert important beneficial effects on metabolism in multi-organ dysfunction syndrome, but may encompass significant hazards.
The detection of AAbs could conceivably be important in subtyping the disease with specific antibody signatures (multiple antibody arrays), eventually helping define pathogenesis and optimum therapy.
Cellular adhesion mediated by this process might conceivably be important for DRG formation, because DRG size and cellular composition were severely affected in conditional βcat-Null but much less so in βcat-Sig mutant animals.
Accordingly, a fast and inexpensive ESR test might be a valuable tool for assessing the strength of the inflammatory response associated with atherosclerosis, and might conceivably carry important short- and long-term prognostic information (Erikssen et al 2000).
Color, conceivably, was more important than the brand.
He would conceivably play an important role in a cable news channel that ABC and Univision are in negotiations to create.
That, said Mr. Imwinkelried, a law professor at the University of California at Davis, "could conceivably be an important weapon in the hands of defense counsel, because you've got a widespread public perception that fingerprint testimony is infallible".
