Sentence examples for one might devise from inspiring English sources
First, to confirm the established sequence of events in peroxisome matrix assembly, one might devise an experiment consisting of the manipulation (e.g., with blocking reagents) of docking (node 16560), which is expected to affect translocation (node 6625), while leaving enzyme recognition (node 45184) unaffected.
In one note, he suggests scientists might devise ways to live on a minimal amount of sleep by studying the effects of tea and also "mad-men", who appeared to need very little.
One would expect him to perform extremely well on tests of the sort Ivry and Keele might devise.
Karl Rove might devise an internet version for the midterm elections.
I suggested a white-then-red progression that could accompany a menu Mr. Niccolini might devise.
Taking the example of consultation transcripts, the initial analysis involves taking aspects of the data and ascribing to them some sort of meaning – one might for instance devise a system for identifying different types of questioning by the practitioner: open, closed, hypothetical etc.
Royal Festival Hall, SE1, Wed; Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Fri; touring to 5 Jul JR As one might expect from an event devised by those subeditors' foes, the xx, Night + Day is a less-is-more kind of festival.
With the government writing $5,000 checks to people who buy health insurance, one might have expected insurance companies to devise policies that cost exactly the amount of the credit and then to make concerted efforts to enroll people.
The above analysis suggests that one might combine methods that exhibit different strengths to devise hybrid methods that may potentially outperform the individual methods.
One might have expected the renown of Glenn Miller, a hard-nosed martinet who devised the big-band sound most associated with reveries of the nineteen-forties, to fade with memories of the war in which he lost his life.
One might also be interested in whether a single set of rules could be devised to describe acceptance decisions.
