Sentence examples for possibly determined from inspiring English sources
The SOC accretion observed below shrubs may be due to the lower respiration rate of soil microorganisms, possibly determined by lower C substrate availability below shrubs.
These periods are possibly determined by other factors rather than a causal connection between the result of the previous shot and the result of the current one, Yaari said.
For one, the most influential input variables could be chosen, possibly determined by a sensitivity analysis.
Vale of Glamorgan council leader Gordon Kemp said: "This is a matter that should be looked at and possibly determined by the National Assembly.
Detection of significant epistatic QTLs in addition to additive QTLs validated the complex architecture of salinity tolerance, which is possibly determined by concerted interactions of several genes.
Finally, it will be interesting to test systematically whether the level of DNase 2 activity in the stratum corneum, possibly determined by genetic [40], [41] or environmental factors, is a risk factor for human skin diseases.
The recovery of the second device provides investigators with a host of potential leads, from the phone and other materials inside the homemade bomb to the pressure cooker itself — including possibly determining when and where it was purchased — to any possible fingerprints on the device, its components or the tape that held it together.
Besides the binding affinity between peptide and HLA alleles that possibly determine patients' CTL repertoire in vivo, an important factor that may influence the determination of PF of ex vivo peptide-specific CTL is the short-term in vitro stimulation protocol used for detecting peptide-specific cytokine production in ELISPOT assays (Disis et al, 2000; Knutson et al, 2002).
No one caught in the maelstrom of movement could possibly determine with precision such a subtle point.
The Mets should send Benitez to a sports psychologist to possibly determine why he has so much trouble in the tensest moments.
How can we possibly determine what free, rational, self-interested and equal individuals would agree to, given that as a matter of fact we're not all equal?
