First, they assert that the third National Courier test could not conceivably apply because by its terms it pertains to "services," which the provision of computer hardware is not.
British Gas could conceivably give every customer a cow.
In theory, though, the act is written broadly enough that it could conceivably be applied to the news media.
Not only that, but Meltdown in particular could conceivably be applied to and across cloud platforms, where huge numbers of networked computers routinely share and transfer data among thousands or millions of users and instances.
Mucosal smears could be performed by nonspecialists without significant morbidity and would enable cost-effective testing that could conceivably be applied to screening at risk populations.
SPE in the reverse phase or normal phase modes could conceivably be applied for a group separation with respect to the polarity of functional groups.
But I also show that worries about the replacement of clinical acumen with technical and depersonalized methods, which could conceivably be applied by anyone, led psychiatrists to stress that rating scales had their limits and could be used only by trained experts.
It is likely that this functional proteomic approach will yield novel biomarkers for the evaluation of embryo potential and could conceivably be applied in other, diverse areas of clinical research involving single cells, microscopic samples of tissue, or minute volumes of biological fluid.
But there it was again: outside of two repainted trees that Seracini had not yet fully analyzed, the only dabs of paint that could conceivably have been applied by Leonardo were some strokes of lead white on the head of the infant Jesus and a few more on the head of one of the kings bowing down before the child.
In [ 28], it is found that a screening through contact tracing could reach peak efficiency after 4 years, and this drop-off conceivably could also apply to the family doctors program, as it is similarly not a random search.
