Sentence examples for is less conceivable from inspiring English sources

In the case of DH neurons, the correlation with the expression levels of GABAA receptor subunits is less conceivable.

However, virulence costs alone may not explain the observed temperature specificity: while costs for northern isolates may be reinforced under suboptimal conditions at high temperature (see Quance and Travisano 2009, Brown et al. 2006 for examples of condition-dependent costs in other organisms), it is less conceivable that additional virulence genes would become beneficial at lower temperatures.

Hence, it is conceivable that chemoradiotherapy is less likely to lead to complete pathological response in such bulky disease.

From the results of the present study, it is conceivable that CA242 is less influenced by the stagnation of the pancreatic juice than CA19-9 because of the low levels of expression in ductal systems, which results in the release of this antigen into the circulation in lower amounts than that of CA19-9.

While this mechanism appears now conceivable in inflammatory myositis, it is less clear in regenerating muscle after acute injury or in chronic diseases such as muscular dystrophies.

It is conceivable that the hidden, postsurgical blood loss is less in patients in whom the surgeons have been able to identify and cauterize bleeding vessels.

It is conceivable that this process of increased oxygen extraction may not be possible (or is less effective) during a hypoxic challenge.

That the benefits of economic globalisation will abruptly start flowing to its biggest victims is even less conceivable in the forests of central India than in the post-industrial cities of midwestern America.

Presumably this is no less conceivable (or 'intuitively possible' or whatever) than Sanford's original case.

Furthermore, London, Rio de Janeiro and Toronto are less likely but still conceivable.

For if he lacked any of these qualities, he would be less than the greatest conceivable being, which is impossible.