Sentence examples for possibility of possible from inspiring English sources

It is a question about the metaphysics of necessity and possibility, of possible worlds and so on.

However, the observation of a RNA dimer surrounded by four MTase monomers in our crystal structure suggests some intriguing possibilities of possible biological relevance: The RNA dimer is bound to two MTase monomers, whilst the two other monomers do not have direct interactions with the RNA, and each of the four monomers contain the ligand SAH (Fig. 2A).

While apparently repudiating for ever the possibility of any possible romance, she actually comes on, meltingly, to the soldier Dunois (I bet Sybil Thorndike, of the chain mail and solemnly upturned gaze, didn't do that in 1923).

In a surprise move, the state also plans to sell an entire block owned by the Javits Center — bound by 39th and 40th Streets, between 11th and 12th Avenues — foreclosing any possibility of a possible second phase of the expansion.

Creative thinking and the possibility of imagining possible futures are so important that they have become the most salient characteristic in the field.

Last year the then US defence secretary Leon Panetta spoke of the possibility of a possible "digital Pearl Harbor"; a massive attack that might target US transport infrastructure and utilities.

The findings also allow to dismiss the possibility of a possible toxic effect of glycopeptides covering NPs surface (BBB-NPs) since there is no significant difference between viability-results with empty P-NPs and empty BBB-NPs.

The numbers of acquisitions were small, excluding the possibility of addressing possible differences across serotypes.

Moreover we did not have the possibility of correcting possible confounding factors such as comorbidity and patient preference.

In all cases, the temporal relationship between drug initiation and the occurrence of the reaction, the effect of drug cessation, and the possibility of other possible causes was assessed.

Limitations of our review include the absence of head-to-head trials, the potential that other trials exist that we were unable to identify, and the small number of included studies, thus negating the possibility of exploring possible sub-group analyses and exploring heterogeneity among study populations.