Sentence examples for could formally be from inspiring English sources

Similarly, all hydrogen compounds could formally be defined as acids, but in many of them (for example, most hydrocarbons, such as methane, CH4) the tendency to lose a proton is so small that the term acid would not normally be applied to them.

Jay Foreman, the parent union's senior vice president and executive assistant to Mr. Wynn, said it might be necessary at some point to lift the union's strike sanction and place the local in receivership, so the strike could formally be ended.

The MPBBA problem via the cooperative scheme could formally be stated as: identifying the cooperative routing strategies to minimize total energy consumption subject to the bandwidth requirements of the destination nodes.

Because MitoSOX oxidation depends on probe concentration (the dose dependency is linear up to 50 nM in cultured neurons [28]), the UCP2 effect at 30 mM glucose (Fig. 4A) could formally be due to a probe accumulation difference.

In summary, pharmacokinetic bioequivalence between inhalative and i.m. preparations could not be proven, while the assumption of relevant pharmacodynamic differences could formally be rejected based on the predefined criteria.

The Representative however noted that these issues could formally be clarified through two possible ways: either in the form of decisions by WTO Panels resulting from individual dispute cases or by requesting clarification from the SPS Committee.

However, CXCL3 could not be detected by RT PCR and VAV1 and CCL2 could not formally be validated, although a not statistically significant trend toward attenuated expression could be noted.

The assembly could only formally be called into session and adjourned by the governor, and provided one means by which the governor could control the assembly; Shute took issue with a temporary adjournment of six days.

Goethe refused to undergo the church ceremony that was the only way of being legally married, and so her very existence could not formally be acknowledged.

Thus, given our expression data the SILV gene could not formally be rejected as the background for phaeomelanin dilution in cattle.

Adam Silver, the N.B.A. deputy commissioner, said Stern still supported an increase in the limit to 20 from 19, but the next time that issue could be broached formally is in three years because of the collective bargaining agreement.