Sentence examples for possibly be addressed from inspiring English sources

…The real answer…is that we are rapidly running out of viable new drug targets that could possibly be addressed with existing approaches and technologies.

This could possibly be addressed by building NJ trees from various partitions of the alignment, and combining the results in a manner similar to UMP, or by including ties or suboptimal NJ trees [e.g. 42], although NN also uses an agglomerative approach similar to NJ, but appears to do worse than NJ in most of our simulations.

Our belief is that this period of time could leave an area open for competition and should possibly be addressed now.

These may possibly be addressed by gene therapies that use combinations of genetic agents for inhibiting both viral and host gene targets.

As a further result of systematic collected data according to a checklist gaps of knowledge may become evident that could possibly be addressed by additional investigations or studies.

The general discussion suggested that some of these issues can possibly be addressed using existing mathematical models, with a special focus on linking the existing models to the data obtained through the Canadian HIV Strain and DR Surveillance Program.

A wide range of physics goals including a thorough study of the leptonic mixing-matrix and possibly of CP violation, can be addressed.

It would not have revealed any sensitive national-security information had he simply replied, "Senator Wyden, as you well know, your question is possibly raising issues that should be addressed more appropriately in an executive, rather than an open, session of the committee".

This might be discouraging health care workers in implementing IMCI guidelines and can be addressed by possibly educating them (supervisors) on the importance on IMCI, motivating them and clarifying their misconceptions regarding IMCI approach.

The "Heiligendamm Process," an institutionalization of the dialogue between the G-8 members and the five largest emerging economies, came out of the meeting by building a bridge between developed countries and LDCs through which the problem of climate change, and possibly other areas of conflict, could be addressed.

These areas of silence need to be addressed with urgency, possibly through qualitative synthetic mapping and monitoring of important non-measurable, or not-measured dimensions.