Sentence examples for possibilities upon from inspiring English sources

Proteins are dynamic objects that often undergo significant structural change and reduce their conformational possibilities upon ligand binding.

That the subsisting law of attraction falls within the limits which utility requires, when these limits bear so small a proportion to the range of possibilities upon which chance might equally have cast it, is not, with any appearance of reason, to be accounted for, by any other cause than a regulation proceeding from a designing mind.

Many base their understanding that men or women are the sole possibilities upon their reading of Genesis 1 27: "So God created humankind in his image, in the image of God created he them, male and female he created them".

I do not know, but it is a possibility touched upon well before the collapse of U.S. natural gas prices.

(A vulgar but pithy explanation of this latter possibility, upon which I cannot seem to improve, was posted on Wednesday morning by a Bitcoin Forum member known as Quantus).

The variety of fabrics, designs, techniques and motifs has the encompassing sweep of Chinese ceramics, with scores of the medium's possibilities touched upon or alluded to.

Bennett said he would not speculate on what baseball would do next, but said that the team was "preparing for many possibilities based upon the expectation that Major League Baseball may turn out to be very litigious in this case".

The sway mechanisms of Fig. 4c, d depict two distinct possibilities depending upon the relative values of ρ and λ.

Bethune devoted much effort to educating both whites and blacks about the accomplishments and needs of black people, writing in 1938, "If our people are to fight their way up out of bondage we must arm them with the sword and the shield and buckler of pride – belief in themselves and their possibilities, based upon a sure knowledge of the achievements of the past".

The mechanism of this increased susceptibility remains unclear, although there are a number of potential possibilities based upon the growing understanding of the function of the FCGR3B receptor.

(The theory—upon which the possibility of a lone gunman depends—supposes that one bullet struck President Kennedy before travelling onward to inflict multiple wounds on Governor John Connally).