Sentence examples for may conceivably lead from inspiring English sources
In some current cases, such as Somaliland, the only bit of Somalia that is now effectively governed, a long period of successful autonomy may conceivably lead to its gradual acceptance as a sovereign state.
Here, the information sharing rate is much larger compared with the data sampling rate so that each data sample node may exchange their local estimates many times in between, which may conceivably lead to better consensus estimates.
Although metformin is eliminated renally, and accumulation may conceivably lead to lactic acidosis, there currently is limited systematic evidence to substantiate continued reliance on the creatinine-based contraindications in use in the U.S. Indeed, in the modern era of eGFR, this measure of glomerular filtration appears to give a more reliable estimate of renal dysfunction.
BACE1 or APP may conceivably contribute to Aβ in sporadic Alzheimer's disease cases.
From the evidence presented here, English livestock farmers' response to straw price increases would appear to be price inelastic; while some product substitution may occur, the importance of straw within livestock production would conceivably lead to these livestock farmers outcompeting bioenergy purchasers.
We reason that a miRNA base deletion could conceivably lead to either increased or decreased activity because target complementarity may be either increased or decreased as a result.
This tendency would conceivably lead him out of the realm of tragedy and into religious assurance.
It could conceivably lead to the end of Page 3 across all editions.
The opportunistic parliamentary opposition, the Democrats who have cheered on the PAD might conceivably lead such a front government.
An attempt to reduce rainfall in the United States for example, could conceivably lead to droughts in Asia.
And even if I found a relevant job, would it put me on the path that might conceivably lead to the track that might conceivably lead to tenure?
