Sentence examples for one conceivable explanation from inspiring English sources
One conceivable explanation for the differences between the microsatellite and SNP maps is that the proportion of missing data was three times greater for microsatellties (15%) than SNPs (5%).
In this study, we find that the naïve MCF10A mammary ductal cells suffered little damage when exposed to βGBP indicating that loss of survival signalling is not harmful in the absence of abnormal mitogenic pressure, thus offering one conceivable explanation for the absence of harmful effect by βGBP in the ex vivo normal cells previously studied [ 41- 43].
Since default-mode activation is known to modulate task-oriented states [56], one conceivable explanation for these findings is increased attentional effort during the noisy (more difficult) listening condition.
Further studies are however required to determine the reason for the faster (standing start) lap times in the affected horses, though one conceivable explanation may be better acceleration: in vitro studies report that muscle from Thoroughbred horses affected by recurrent exertional rhabdomyolysis contracts and relaxes more quickly than muscle from unaffected horses [10].
But the only conceivable explanation of Labour's position on Scotland's future is hatred so deep, they'd rather join the Bullingdon club and risk oblivion.
Implicit in these criticisms is the idea that scientists should consider any conceivable explanation of a set of data, regardless of how unlikely, and until they can eliminate all but one with certainty, their conclusions are suspect.
Crowd pressure is the only conceivable explanation.
The only conceivable explanation is that the HFEA is feeling undue political pressure from its host department.
The decision to remove Mr. Wright, a step supported by prosecutors, "has no conceivable explanation except retaliation for litigating a case so well," Professor Dow said.
The one conceivable problem facing the show is that MTV isn't looking for a hit.
"The only conceivable explanation is that the railroad wanted to use the genetic testing to argue that they would have gotten carpal tunnel anyway, so they shouldn't get workers' compensation".
