Sentence examples for individuals possibly from inspiring English sources

Health care professionals do not seem overly concerned with the possibility of HIV infection in older individuals, possibly because older people are less likely than younger people to be considered sexually active or intravenous drug users.

By contrast, hantavirus appears to be especially deadly among fit young adults and middle-aged individuals, possibly owing to the increased likelihood of those individuals' coming into contact with the infectious agent.

There were raids or checks on about 150 addresses associated with Masharipov, detentions of a few dozen individuals possibly linked with him, and a review of approximately 7,200 hours of surveillance footage.

Hospital admissions for community-acquired infection are increasing rapidly in the United Kingdom, particularly among older individuals, possibly reflecting an increasing prevalence of comorbid conditions such as chronic kidney disease (CKD).

For the other 11% of individuals, it cannot be assumed that the Sanger sequence is 'correct' and the Illumina sequence 'incorrect.' These individuals possibly represent instances in which Illumina sequencing was able to recover an accurate sequence, whereas Sanger sequencing did not.

The report recommends that governments secure tenure rights for communities and individuals, possibly using new and relatively cheap satellite technology to conduct land surveys.

As technology platforms advance it is possible to extend the density to many thousands of SNP genotypes per individual, possibly capturing all sources of genomic variation with entire genomes being sequenced per individual.

"Alcohol is more harmful [than cannabis] – to the population, certainly, and to the individual, possibly".

The dog was standing guard over a deceased individual, possibly its owner, in Moore following the tornado there.

Other genes, i.e., TP53BP1, CSMD1, TTC28, DLK2, and KTN1, were also found to harbor somatic mutations in more than one individual, possibly indicating a previously undescribed association with UM pathogenesis.

T. edmontonensis has, since Peter Galton's 1974 review, generally been considered a more robust individual (possibly the opposite sex of the type individual) of T. neglectus.