It is thinkable to use such formats for former child soldiers, the more so because truth commissions sometimes provide a space to children, thus far mostly as victims of crimes and violations (e.g., Sierra Leone).
In addition, it is thinkable that our study is not comparable to other randomized controlled trials on this issue conducted in other countries or settings due to differences in the kind of intervention, standard care and study endpoints.
The lack of the cellular prion protein was shown to affect Ca2+ homeostasis in neurons [46], and therefore it is thinkable that PrPC and M6-a are involved in a complex possessing an ion channel-like function.
The question, thereby, is not how high the probability of occurrence is, but rather, if it is thinkable that both characteristics considered will appear pairwise in the future.
It is thinkable that people on both sides can have good ideas and good intentions.
It is thinkable that actin filaments are not nucleated on microtubules, but recruited instead as pre-nucleated, small filaments.
Moreover, it is thinkable, that disease management programmes may be most beneficial in those settings where usual care is suboptimal.
Since the patient self-administered the ESAs, it is thinkable that an interrupted cold chain had triggered this process.
It is thinkable that the DRB1*07 allelic lineage, which contains least alleles of all the lineages, may have lost one of these motifs and therefore gained a limited ability to recombine.
It is thinkable that it will not be implemented as described in the protocol because this is not possible or feasible in daily practice.
Kant's argument is as follows: something is possible only if it is thinkable; something is thinkable only if data are present to the mind; data can be present to the mind only if the complete set of thinkable data already exists; therefore something is possible only if something exists.
