Sentence examples for possibly constitutes from inspiring English sources

When taking into account of all the above, we conclude that the DRP possibly constitutes a desirable and practical relay processing scheme.

Thus, metacontrol is a dynamic and widely distributed process that possibly constitutes a requirement for all animals with a bipartite brain to confront the problem of choosing between two hemisphere-bound behavioral options.

A reduction in D2 receptor availability possibly constitutes a vulnerability that is genetically determined (see Table  1).

It was furthermore suggested that MYD88 L265P mutation possibly constitutes the initiating event, responsible for disease transformation [ 21, 22].

I pause, wondering how this can possibly constitute a reason not to go for a ride.

He put out his, and we achieved the barest scraping of skin that could possibly constitute a high-five.

It is time for the United States to publicly acknowledge that the Bahraini regime has failed to implement the Bahrain independent commission's agreed-upon recommendations and has perpetrated egregious violations of human rights, possibly constituting crimes against humanity.

He said the operations were unlawful because they took asylum seekers out of Australian waters and towards Indonesia's territorial sea, possibly constituting another form of people smuggling, which is a criminal offence.

Similarly, even if all of the Native American applicants admitted in a given year matriculate, which the record demonstrates is not at all the case, how can this possibly constitute a "critical mass" of Native Americans in a class of over 350 students?

The Stroop showed to possibly constitute a more exact measure which seems more independent of current symptoms than the BIS.

This stuff could have been in a different arrangement, possibly constituting two smaller trees, or perhaps nothing at all.