Sentence examples for only be conceivable from inspiring English sources

Therefore, caching as a key for exclusion could only be conceivable in corvids so far.

Despite the tempting suggestion for the use of miR-1 and miR-133 as biomarkers to identify subjects who are at risk of the development of HCM symptoms and/or as therapeutic targets, this will only be conceivable if the alteration of abundance of these miRNAs in asymptomatic patients can be identified through minimal-invasive procedures.

He's currently working on a collaborative album with Jay-Z: even a couple of years ago that would have only been conceivable with Mr. West producing, not rapping.

But to Mr. Markus, that kind of bipartisan sturm und drang is something that may be necessary to achieving what he says is the ultimate goal: helping to preserve the city's stock of apartments for low- and middle-income residents, through a complex rent-regulation system that could be conceivable only in New York.

This was the view that only real things are conceivable and only real things can exist.

If Lyanna and Rhaegar were married, Jon is not only legitimate, but it's conceivable that he jumps ahead of Dany in the Targaryen line of succession for the Iron Throne. .

This will only be possible, even conceivable, if we all accept a basic code of mutual coexistence, a kind of common minimum we can all share, one that will enable us to go on living side by side.

And not only is it conceivable that the Bush administration and Congress would support such a program, it is essential that they do.

Furthermore, not only is it conceivable to construct cells that perform logical tasks, this has been experimentally performed (Elowitz & Leibler, 2000; Buchler et al., 2003).

If no information is available, at this moment, only the WGS is conceivable to characterize this category of GMO.

While Hans Reichenbach has maintained that verifying observations must be physically possible or compatible with the known laws of science, it has been more widely held that they need only be logically possible or conceivable in a noncontradictory way.