Sentence examples for minor possible from inspiring English sources

A statement on Uefa's website, updated on Thursday evening to add reference to Arsenal's charge for what is understood to be a minor possible redress, read: "Disciplinary proceedings have been opened following incidents at last night's Uefa Champions League matches: "Match: Uefa Champions League Group B match between Basle and Liverpool (1-0) played on Wednesday 1 October in Switzerland.

Temperature and water/seed ratio were found to have pronounced effect while the extraction time was found to have minor possible effects.

The biomass yield of the archaea must normally be directly proportional to the methane produced, since, with minor possible exceptions such as alcohol utilization [ 4], methanogenesis is the only mechanism of ATP synthesis available to the archaea.

A surprising finding of our experimental and computational work is the dichotomy between the numerous changes that result at the mRNA level due to the introduction of lentiviral mRNA and the minor possible functional consequences in the overall ability of cells to handle acute, exogenous oxidative insult.

The conductance and susceptance curves were fitted with a summation of Gaussian and sine functions respectively with the minor RMSE possible.

Most of vehicles have reached a standardized configuration with only minor upgrades possible and mostly relating the user interface, and some minor safety issues and some minor reductions in terms of energy consumption.

Moreover, we found that regions of heterozygosity were almost completely overlapping with minor differences possible due to assembly errors.

If definite criteria is not fulfilled, cases were classified as probable (2 major criteria or one major criteria and 3 minor criteria); possible (4 or more minor criteria), and suspected IS represented by cases that did not meet any of the three 3 levels of evidence (definite, probable, and possible) (Table  1).

These guidelines state that research on children should be of minimal risk only, that consent from the parent or legal guardian is required in all but exceptional circumstances (such as emergencies), and consent is also required from the minor where possible [ 39].

The German authorities have worked to place as many of the minors as possible with families, in hopes of helping them to better integrate into society.

He said the home secretary, Amber Rudd, had made it "crystal clear" to the French interior minister that she intended to "transfer as many minors as possible" who are eligible under the rules.