Sentence examples for may conceivably explain from inspiring English sources

Migraine has previously been shown to be associated with central sensitization [23, 24], which may conceivably explain our higher tenderness scores in those with co-occurrence of migraine.

Shared aetiological factors which may conceivably explain the increased risk of a second primary cancer after the diagnosis of MCC include exposure to ultraviolet-radiation, immunosuppression or MCV infection.

Increase in the distribution of these modifications within the gene body may conceivably explain the increased rate of transcription, as H3K4me3 has also been suggested to stimulate transcriptional elongation [ 43].

It may be reasonable to dislike the death penalty, a society so ready to tolerate guns, even the vigour of a culture that finds its expression in unpretentious movies and McDonald's hamburgers, but none of these could conceivably explain, let alone justify, a single act of terrorism.

But the reputations of both have taken a knock, and the BJP, which picked up 17% of the vote in the national election, may conceivably manage a breakthrough in West Bengal.Such political calculations may explain why Mr Modi has been slower to move on domestic and economic legislation than many cheerleaders had predicted.

She may conceivably get her wish.

If not it may, conceivably, appear fresh.

He may conceivably have had a late night.

Shaun Marsh may conceivably come in for his brother, Mitchell.

Or they may conceivably be working out a grand bargain.

Amid the din of radiating stars, an orderly train of pulses may conceivably be a message.