Sentence examples for could conceivably arise from inspiring English sources

The strain difference in OKR amplitude could conceivably arise from a constraint on the mobility of the eye in 129/SvEv mice.

Although tinnitus and hyperacusis could conceivably arise from different mechanisms (Zeng, 2013), they frequently co-occur more frequently than previously believed (Gu et al., 2010).

In MGME1-deficient cells, the longer 7S molecules could conceivably arise from either (i) aberrant RNA DNA transitions or (ii) an inability to process the 5′ ends of 7S DNA molecules, leading to an accumulation of longer species.

The reduced cell elongation in exocyst mutants could conceivably arise because cells in exocyst mutants have less time to elongate in their shorter elongation zones or because they elongate at a slower rate.

Brazil's $161 billion stock market could conceivably grow much larger.

The long continuous tracts could conceivably reflect double COs in extremely close proximity, as might arise from a CO-interference independent pathway (Fledel-Alon et al., 2009), but the clustered events cannot be explained in this way.

Conceivably, PEMs could arise from undifferentiated arachnoid cap cells associated with blood vessels or cranial nerves traversing the skull [ 14].

How the synovial inflammation arises is unclear, but proteins in the synovial fluid of affected joints could conceivably contribute.

This arises from the fact that mothers can only have one child every nine months for approximately 20 years, whereas a father could conceivably impregnate many different women from puberty until death.

The economy could conceivably rebound.

Mr. Spitzer could conceivably be a panelist.