Sentence examples for is possible to construe from inspiring English sources

Although the insights obtained from this data set are highly informative in helping to determine key regions and their likely drivers, the interpretation of biological relevance is restricted to individual gene information, which is often of limited value since it is possible to construe a cancer-related function for most genes.

Taber (2005, 16), on the other hand, suggests that it is possible to construe MS 1.1.4 as a valid definition, and indeed such a construal was proposed by an earlier commentator, the so-called Vṛttikāra quoted at length by Śābara in his Śābarabhāṣyam.

In other words, consciousness is too slow to see what happens inside, but it is possible to change the lenses through which we unconsciously construe the world.

In the later work of Picasso and Braque, it is again possible to construe their pictorial code as referring plainly to the objective world in the case of Braque, to still life chosen with an appreciation of household things and, with Picasso, to emotive yet enigmatic human subjects as well.

These are so fragmentary that it is no longer possible to construe any interaction.

It is, of course, possible to construe the coup d'etat in Egypt as something other than a coup for purposes of that law.

While it may not be possible to have certain beliefs, it is quite possible to have knowledge given that we construe it as justified but less-than-certain belief.

Some medieval Aristotelians hold that matter, construed as a substrate for forms and properties, individuates; and it would be possible to hold that the individuation of a substance is explained by some bare particular that underlies properties.

We are persuaded to this view for the reason that it supports the constitutionality of the act, and we are bound if fairly possible to construe the law so as to avoid the conclusion of unconstitutionality.

If jumbles are considered undesirable from an ontological point of view, it is also possible to construe experimental systems as purely conceptual entities.

What if how it occurs to me, what is possible, has something to do with how I construe it, construct it, or see it as a matter of the very language that I use?