Sentence examples for possibly allow for from inspiring English sources

This could possibly allow for more rational design of intravenous fluid paradigms to improve clinical fluid therapy.

The longer loop of chain C would be more flexible and therefore may possibly allow for more movement of the Cys residues involved in the disulphide bond.

The reduction in the number of socket-to-bus connection should lead to less bits required to encode source and destination fields of data transports for buses and possibly allow for higher clock frequency to be achieved.

In addition, strength contraction and current intensities were not systematically recorded, which could possibly allow for further insight into the potential mechanisms of EPCs mobilization; however, by design, current intensities applied optimally aiming at full muscle contraction were the maximal tolerated by non-sedated and sedated patients, implying maximum applicable contraction in each case.

It's hard to imagine a leaders' debate in the UK being allowed to overrun by more than 50%, which would mean that an eight leader debate could not possibly allow for more than 11 minutes per candidate, and that's without allowing for time taken to ask questions or any pauses, applause or commercial breaks.

Subtract the opening dinner and closing afternoon reception, lunch, and coffee breaks over the three days, and the time could not possibly allow for in-depth coverage of the plethora of topics and issues addressed.

About 50,000 years ago, he contends, a chance genetic mutation in effect rewired the brain in some critical way, possibly allowing for a significant advance in speech.

Our enforcement mechanisms have the power of both delaying events to match timing constraints, and suppressing events when no delaying is appropriate, thus possibly allowing for longer executions.

This revised wording seems to leave a loophole for educational material related to sexuality, possibly allowing for the more instructional, as opposed to smutty, Kama Sutra apps, for example.

This provided some insight into small-scale heterogeneity in earthworm populations, possibly allowing for the future extrapolation of laboratory and controlled field study results to larger scales, and in turn a more accurate estimation of the role of earthworms in nutrient cycling at the ecosystem and landscape levels.

In the current epoch of the universe these high densities are only found in stars, but in the early universe shortly after the big bang densities were much greater, possibly allowing for the creation of black holes.