Sentence examples for possible remarks from inspiring English sources

"That's the thing we're so proud of, and the coats are a huge vehicle for us to make that possible," remarks Scott, who envisions expanding the program to other cities one day.

Table 3 Various reported series on acetabular fractures with possible remarks on the development of AVN of the femoral head following this injury S. no.

Thus these two tools and the automatic chemometric check done on the overall set of compounds (with possible remarks), constitute a battery of three independent approaches implemented in the CAESAR platform to address AD and increase the reliability of the model for use with specific chemicals.

Log-sheets provide information about the ground-truth: caregivers were asked to fill them up with hourly information about patients' location, patients' abnormal behaviours and possible remarks.

"I think he should get well as soon as possible," remarked Putin.

The use of genetically modified organisms or siRNA knockdown methods was prohibited on board the Airbus A300 ZERO G and therefore not possible (remark: the use of genetically modified organisms is now possible after approval by the French authorities).

The union published a dossier of dozens of allegedly racist incidents involving Conservatives on Thursday, after a fortnight in which Labour revealed it had had to suspend 18 members for possible antisemitic remarks.

All estimates (7), (8) and (9), which are proved in Theorems 1, 2, 3 in the general case, are best possible (see Remarks 3, 5, 6).

I'd practiced witty comebacks to any possible snide remarks.

It is possible to remark that this is not among her very best books and yet observe that it delivers an extraordinary amount of pleasure.

And some observers of his career found it possible to remark about his death much as Tim Blanks, a critic for Style.com, did.