Sentence examples for possible to reject from inspiring English sources
As such, it is not possible to reject the possibility that the reductions found for melanoma and naevus are, in fact, zero (i.e., the null hypothesis).
This form of controller makes it possible to reject the load-disturbances.
It's perfectly possible to reject both One Nation and the anti-democratic snobs – to embrace instead a progressive mass-based politics.
A 747 is not supposed to be a salon.With KLM's service, at least, it's not even possible to "reject" someone who wants to sit next to you.
Sophisticated Internet users know that when they click on a Web advertisement they are probably exposing themselves to scrutiny, and that it is possible to reject the files that record such behavior.
The House of Commons voted recently to give itself as little power as possible to reject whatever terms Mrs. May eventually puts to it, a bizarre move for a legislative body in an apparently functioning liberal democracy.
Strategically, this positioning has helped it to survive, since Venezuelan presidents feel varying degrees of commitment to the arts and, when possible, prefer to reject anything associated with the previous regime.
It would remain possible coherently to reject the assumption as mistaken, as long as an alternative hypothesis could make intelligible other common pre-theoretical commitments.
If it really is true that the number is small and that it is possible therefore to reject much of what is commonly recognized to be morally required, then the position has a more reformist edge, and to the extent that it is reformist it is more rather than less like the other views that Ross rejects.
It is therefore not possible either to reject or corroborate incomplete lineage sorting as the cause of the observed incongruence.
Even the chi-square goodness-of-fit test makes it possible not to reject the null hypothesis (with α = 0.01) stating that the correlation matrix can be correctly reproduced with the theoretical structure (χ2 = 136.4; gl = 104; p = 0.018), a desirable but infrequent output with sample sizes like the one used.
