Sentence examples for possible to possibly from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is also possible to possibly say the changes in steepness are due to the evolution of the scarps that may have favored with agricultural lands.

He said that the electoral system in Israel meant that he had to vote for Herzog and the Zionist Union, who need as many seats as possible to possibly form a government.

This will make it possible to find possibly relevant sequences much more directly, without having to browse through thousands of sequences and their associated sequence alignment data.

While we used the ECOG performance measured closest in time prior to cancer surgery, the ideal would be to record ECOG close as possible to surgery, possibly in a preoperative setting.

Based on our results it is possible to suggest that possibly many times species are classified as cryptic due inappropriate methodological designs and comparisons.

So, the proxy assessment can complement or substitute the patient assessment and, thus, makes it possible to include this (possibly missing) information on patient perspectives in health care [14, 15].

The availability of individual data made it possible to overcome the possibly biased approaches using spatial distance from putative environmental sources as a proxy of exposure [ 13].

It was also possible to extract different isomers (possibly cis-geometrical isomers) of these molecules.

The study showed that by using a low stress stunning system it is possible to decrease drip loss, possibly by increasing the concentration of creatine phosphate and thereby delaying the acceleration of pH fall in muscles after death.

It is now possible to list some determinants possibly involved in the glucansucrase specificity, but many additional investigations and data, especially about the three-dimensional structure, will be necessary for the rational design of specific enzymatic tools for GOS synthesis.

The mass was heterogeneous and it was not possible to distinguish fragments of possibly destroyed bone from tumour calcification.