Sentence examples for possibly bringing about from inspiring English sources

In turn, rising commodity prices combined with a weaker dollar would spur inflation in the U.S. and push interest rates higher, thus hurting consumption and possibly bringing about a second economic dip.

Thus, these two muscles act antagonistically, possibly bringing about indirect head roll via rotation of the propectus-endosternum unit.

Second, our study was neither population-based nor completely random, possibly bringing about some selection bias.

Research from this trial will lead the way for further research in this field, possibly bringing about a change in the management of hypokalemia in post-op patients and subsequently lower complications and morbidity associated with intravenous potassium replacement.

But if we want them to exist we must ensure that they cannot take on risks that could even possibly bring about failure.

Note that if, because (a) is not possibly brought about by someone, an omnipotent agent is not required to be able to bring about (a), then for the same reason, that agent is also not required to be able to bring about impossible or necessary states of affairs.

Therefore, neutrophils activated by GM-CSF possibly bring about strong activation of MMP-9 by producing NGAL, a pathway that would lead to invasion of immune cells and degradation of cartilage.

Like increased anthocyanin, increases in the nuclear-encoded mitochondrial enzyme NAD-ME are often occur in response to plant stress [ 5, 66, 67], in this case possibly brought about by growth/developmental challenges in the silenced Arabidopsis.

Next, while (b) and (c) are possibly brought about by some agent, they are not repeatable: it is not possible for either one of them to obtain, subsequently fail to obtain, and then obtain again.

It possibly brings about void leading to high methanol crossover.

The deterioration was possibly brought about by a change of surface condition of the p-GaP electrode with working time.