Sentence examples for possible significantly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "possible significantly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to express the idea of something being significantly possible, but the current structure is awkward. Example: "The changes could lead to improvements that are significantly possible."
Higher concentrations of the etchant are now possible, significantly reducing the etching time and thus production costs.
With this information available, correct treatment would have been possible significantly sooner, likely improving outcome.
A spatial scan statistical test was also performed through SaTScan to identify possible significantly high and/or low clusters of suicide.
Third, even though the two groups were treated as equally as possible, significantly more interaction occurred with the SK&P group and the instructor than that with the control group and its instructor which may have had some effects.
The present study aims to identify possible significantly clusters of suicide in the city of São Paulo, and then, verify their statistical associations with socio-economic and cultural characteristics.
In the past 20 years, major scientific advancements have established that achieving and maintaining glucose control as early as possible significantly reduces the onset and progression of diabetes complications (17, 18); furthermore, long-term follow-up has shown that glucose control in adults who are at high risk for diabetes is cost-effective (19).
The use of these mathematical tools made it possible to significantly increase the possibilities of describing the biomedical reality.
But is it possible to significantly reduce the time spent marking while improving the quality of feedback students receive?
If telomere length does control ageing, then it may be possible to significantly lengthen lifespans by manipulating their length.
"Protection of civilians in the rural areas and at larger scale would only have been possible with significantly more military capacity," she said.
"You would see an increase in the short term, but I don't see his possible return significantly impacting the long-term fortune of the company," said Bob Williams, the president of Burns Sports and Celebrities, a Chicago-based marketing firm that matches advertisers with celebrities for endorsements.
