Sentence examples for it could be posited from inspiring English sources
It could be posited that events occurring early in development have long-term, delayed consequences for DA systems that may become evident only as the DA system undergoes further adult-related cell loss.
For example, it could be posited that the non-target warning cue actually elicited an inhibition of activity, as the STN has often been implicated in the inhibition of motor responses (Cooper et al., 1994; Baunez & Robbins, 1997; Phillips & Brown, 2000; Kuhn et al., 2004; Aron & Poldrack, 2006).
45 In addition, the absence of relative improvements in perceived social support or satisfaction with the mother-daughter relationship, especially within the TEAM arm, after working toward a common goal over the 1-year intervention period are of interest, although it could be posited that high baseline levels may have reduced the ability to detect change.
In the absence of a nudge, abolition of the death penalty could be posited as an entry into a trading bloc or partnership.
Therefore "the counter pervasion holds since there are no entities that could be posited as existing in other possible alternatives" (MAV 62 Dbu ma sa 69b).
These questions could be posited without the existence of A Humument, but they would remain theoretical.
Together, these results suggest that QSOX1 could be posited as a new biomarker of good prognosis in breast cancer and demonstrate that QSOX1 inhibits human breast cancer tumorogenesis.
What MLS theory would do for all authors would be to provide a context in which the "evolutionary roles" of TEs could be posited and tested.
Estimating roughly, it could easily be posited that Nokia sold more than 1 million Lumia devices in the United States in its third quarter.
This suggests that the essence of an individual is particular to that individual, since otherwise, what belongs to it could be given without that individual being posited, so long as some other individual with that essence were posited.[8] Here Spinoza writes as if a body's essence and its form are one and the same.
