Sentence examples for pets which could from inspiring English sources

Google's plans to build housing on its Mountain View campus in Silicon Valley are being resisted on the ground that residents might keep pets, which could harm the local owl population.

Also think about neighborhoods with small children and pets, which could be a safety issue in a large truck.

We also did not acquire motion-corrected PET, which could have contributed to the lack of correlations in the majority of tumors.

With the appearance of LSO (lutetium oxyorthosilicate)- and GSO (gadolinium silicate -based PET, which could be operated with silicate -basedce time windows (4.5–6 ns) and higher lower-energy thresholds (400–450 keV) comPETed which10–12 ns and 350 keV for a typicouldGO-besed PET, significantly improperatedle-body image quality has been achieved in 3D [34].

The renter, however, may have additional rights under New York City's "Pet Law," which could, under certain circumstances, prohibit enforcement of a no-pet lease clause.

In each, Andy was presented in fairly confined environment, like a glass room or a padded pet room, which could be seen as a comfortable "madhouse".

Tracer kinetic studies require only that the gamma counter be calibrated in the same units as the PET images, which could potentially be in arbitrary units.

As shown in the FE-SEM image of Figure 2a (i), the multilayer of silica spheres of approximately 75- to 100-nm diameters was coated on the PET substrate, which could provide a rough surface of the template for Au coating as a top electrode.

Mozart had a pet common starling which could sing part of his Piano Concerto in G Major (KV. 453).

With pets distressed by disasters, too, Gigunda also is discussing with Procter the possibility of outfitting a pet-assistance mobile unit, which could be linked to the company's Iams and Eukanuba brands, according to Mr. Mosher.

PET signals from prostate regions which could not be examined histopathologically would bias the results.