Sentence examples for could be devised that from inspiring English sources

It is questionable whether informative lab experiments could be devised that involves all 20+ factors listed by Nanda [4].

Our results suggest that breeding strategies could be devised that would appreciably increase genetic resistance of cattle to bTB (strictly, reduce the frequency of incidence of reactors) with implications for the current debate concerning badger-culling.

First, an improved scoring function could be devised that will account for more parameters in the integration of data from different sources.

We believe some configuration could be devised that each party is not happy with but each party is willing to accept".

Culturally, Britain has always preferred, musically speaking, to trawl the back catalogue (Oliver! again, anyone?), than to push the form forward. How wonderful it would be if a competition could be devised that shone the spotlight on up-and-coming composers and lyricists, so that the material is a fresh as the talent singing it.

Perhaps, rather than trying to alter the course of diseases directly, medicines could be devised that gird a patient's faltering immune system for battle and send in the T cells, disabling their brakes so they can finish the job.

No system could possibly be devised that is better calculated to produce bitter wrangling during a close election and festering wounds afterwards.

For quantification purposes, a useful scale could be devised, one that goes from 1 to 20 where 1 = "as miserable as possible" and 20 = "not miserable in the slightest", or something like that.

Opponents of the measure have argued that some stop-gap rule could be devised, and that if that did not happen there could simply be a delay in accepting the international standards until 2006.

We therefore reasoned that two-stage assays for endopolyphosphatase activity could be devised using polyP that is completely labeled on both ends with chromophore or fluorophore.

The problem here is comparable to the one involved in Winston Churchill's defense of democracy, in which he said that it was the worst system of government that could be devised, except for all the others.