Sentence examples for considered conceivable from inspiring English sources
Also, local hydrothermalism has been considered conceivable based on limited field sampling (Gibson et al. 2011).
Our existing fleet of warplanes, for instance, might "assure aerial supremacy over any conceivable foe for the next generation," if it were not for the broad range of enemies the military considers "conceivable".
We focussed on a range of parameters, which we consider conceivable to occur under particular physiologic conditions.
The interviews taking place in the evaluation phase also included questions considering conceivable changes in PS processes with particular reference to the AFR based and other related interventions.
But Japan was satisfied that Boeing had now considered all conceivable potential problems that could lead to a battery fire, Mr. Goto said.
Missing antibiotic treatment and the grafting procedures have to be considered as conceivable factors for the early implant failure in the present patients nonetheless [10, 11].
The rigorous "all sea states" approach considers all conceivable sea states, where each sea state involves a stochastic dynamic analysis.
Implicit in these criticisms is the idea that scientists should consider any conceivable explanation of a set of data, regardless of how unlikely, and until they can eliminate all but one with certainty, their conclusions are suspect.
In elucidating the true function of CRP in humans and in lower species, one must look beyond its possible role in disease pathology and inflammation, and consider its conceivable role as a key protein of innate immunity, and a necessity factor for general health and survival.
