Sentence examples for measurable it may from inspiring English sources

If this were measurable, it may be possible to mix training datasets on-the-fly and rebuild supervised classification models to reflect the context of the antecedent event and measure public reaction in real-time.

Consideration should also be given to using combined endpoints that group together the multiple potential measurable effects it may have on sepsis and the dysfunction of various organ systems.

The more a bank is legally limited in terms of easily measurable size, the more it may resort to off-balance-sheet activities to make up the difference.

The evidence is not there that acupuncture has a measurable, consistent effect – however it may be worth trying for chronic headaches where there is some evidence to show that it is effective.

Greater insight into individual psychological mechanisms does not always lead directly to measurable changes in behaviour and it may be difficult to identify in the chosen instruments of the present study.

The in vitro data from the present study, demonstrates that the extract has measurable anticholinesterase activity (68%), hence it may be that the extract induced increases in cholinergic tone, additionally providing an explanation for the attenuation of scopolamine induced deficits.

It may provide a measurable link between visceral obesity, insulin resistance and vascular dysfunction.

If the Obama Administration is in Washington long enough, it may get to see measurable results from these billions spent.

Overall, it may be concluded that the level of probing for crises in health organisations is inadequate and that improvements in this area may well translate into measurable improvements in preparedness.

It is measurable (may serve as target lesion) if the short axis is ≥15 mm.

It added: "Once the effects are measurable, they may not be reversible".