Sentence examples for doubtful possible from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'doubtful possible' is grammatically correct, but it can be a bit confusing to use if not used in the right context
For example, you could use it to express that something is not quite impossible, but it is difficult to believe: "It's doubtful possible that she could have done all of that in one day."
The investigator rated the relationship with the study product as "not related", "doubtful", "possible" or "probable".
All treatment-emergent adverse events were recorded, and their severity (mild, moderate, or severe) and relationship to the study drug (doubtful, possible, or probable) were graded by the investigator.
If library specific vectors, adaptors and primers were detected inside an insert, SURF judged the sequence as "doubtful" (possible chimera), if SURF detected short UniVec sequences inside an insert, the sequence was labelled as "pcrkitful" and if SURF detected contaminants inside an insert, "not valid" status was attached to the sequence.
(Doubtful, but possible).
If Penn State just so happens to win the conference championship (doubtful, but possible) they would be contractually obligated to take the Nittany Lions.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Detection of the possible doubtful measured objective function and the applicability domain of the suggested approach for the CO2 oil swelling factor (The hat value (H) is 0.0555).
For some species or data entries, the taxonomic assignment was highly doubtful, or not possible, when following present-day taxonomical concepts.
The entire mammal list was then reviewed by A. L. Gardner, who provided additional species for the list and classified species as known, expected, probable, possible, doubtful, or incorrect for Yasuní National Park.
We performed a manual review of computer profiles of patients with DR and assigned the event as probable, possible, doubtful, and non-DR case.
Excluding doubtful contigs with possible misassembly or transposable elements (TE), 2094 contigs containing 34.4 Mb of 93-11 sequences were aligned with 34.7 Mb of Nipponbare sequences in total (Table 1).
Adverse events reported by the local investigators were classified as serious or non-serious and assessed according to their clinical severity (mild, moderate, or severe) and their relationship (possible, doubtful, or not related) to the study contrast agent or the unenhanced-MRI procedure.
