Sentence examples for evaluating the possibility that from inspiring English sources

In Washington, the White House cast doubt on claims that the opposition had used chemical weapons and said it was evaluating the possibility that the government had used them.

Current studies are evaluating the possibility that the Se-P delivery system to the brain can be impaired and lead to human neurodegeneration.

To evaluate the possibility that reduced depolarizing current influx can mimic a slow onset of action potential generation, isolated single cardiac myocytes were injected with a very small amount of current.

In the current study, we selected 14 well-replicated and well-established genetic variants associated with type 2 diabetes in the Japanese population (25, 27– 32) and constructed a GRS, which may predict mechanism (β-cell function and insulin resistance) of diabetes development, to evaluate the possibility that currently available genetic information can be translated into clinical practice.

"Ernst & Young," the report stated, "did not evaluate the possibility that Repo 105 transactions were accounting-motivated transactions that lacked a business purpose".

Scientists have not yet evaluated the possibility that a hatchling could catch a ride on floating debris and reach the Keys, she said.

"At that point, we realized that we should evaluate the possibility that we're an underwear company," said Dunaway.

We evaluated the possibility that the presence of semen in urine may cause false-positive hematuria.

Future studies should examine other cortical resting-state networks and longitudinal studies are needed to evaluate the possibility that this modern neuroimaging approach can lead to the identification of different categories of patients or different timing of selective networks involvement.

Main purposes of our study were to evaluate the possibility that using China Brazil Earth Resources Satellite (CBERS) as auxiliary data to recover the thermal band of SLC-off ETM+, and discuss the usage of the recovered one.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the possibility that polymorphic variants of genes that may affect DNA methylation status are associated with the risk of cervical cancer in the Polish population.