Sentence examples for could have upon from inspiring English sources
Lastly, the binding modes were examined to elucidate the impact the co-binding endogenous peptide could have upon the actual DS and eM scores (DS was stabilized by approximately 2 kcal/mol while the eM score was stabilized by 10 15 kcal/mol in the presence of peptide).
Their questions were not even about whether the use of biotechnology was morally right or wrong, but about social, economic and environmental impacts that this kind of research could have upon real people in real places.
The public health implications of providing a choice of cannabis strains are arguably substantial, since Di Forti and Murray (2014) and Curran (2014) have acknowledged the potential negative impact that higher tetrahydrocannabinol cannabis strains could have upon the mental health of some consumers.
It examines the views of a broad spectrum of Hospice staff regarding the current care delivery approach, and their perceptions of the impact a technology-enabled service could have upon the patients and families they support, and upon themselves personally, the community-based care program, and for the Hospice.
It is almost inconceivable, however, that a city of such proportions could have relied upon the food production of its own valley or even upon the Valley of Mexico, whether irrigated or not.
The earthward propagating plasmoid and flux ropes could have influence upon the dipolarization and injection in inner magnetosphere.
In theory, there are many places he could have moved upon retirement, but he didn't really consider them.
This is why Dickens jokes the bird Scrooge bought for the Cratchits "never could have stood upon his legs".
One such opportunity, perhaps more significant than he could have anticipated upon arriving at MIT, arose with the recent advent of the genome-editing method known as CRISPR.
I also never needed any reverence to understand that Gawker Media was the best possible place I could have worked upon moving to the city.
