Sentence examples for possibly expiration from inspiring English sources

The reviewers wondered whether rhythmic output from lumbar nerve roots was directly related to expiration as seen in vivo because, in late embryonic preparations, the peak of cervical output (inspiration) and the peak of lumbar output (possibly expiration) overlap temporally the majority of the time.

According to glass historian David C. Watts, Ravenscroft abandoned his patent in 1679, before its expiration, possibly because it was not then profitable.

It has been reported to stabilise lumbar vertebra and ribs, extend and laterally flex the vertebral column in addition to it possibly functioning during expiration in the horse [ 38].

The findings suggest that drug makers tend to be conservative with expiration dates, possibly in order to keep up market demand.

Mr. Hammond's public defenders, as well as death penalty opponents, argued that the British company might have shipped batches of the drug that were past the expiration date and possibly ineffective at blocking the pain of paralysis and death that come with execution.

Part of this variability may be related to movements of the vessel relative to the transducer during the respiratory cycle which results in unintended comparison of different points of the IVC at end expiration and inspiration, possibly introducing error related to variations in normal anatomy.

You should look for things with distant expiration dates, and possibly take along some vitamins.

However, both in an animal [ 11] and patient study [ 10], aeration was assessed at end-expiration with static computed tomography (CT) during breath holding, possibly introducing artifacts.

But, thanks to FreshCleanTees.com, I now know that T-shirts have a "finite expiration date that most guys ignore leading to pit-stains, holes, and possibly even a funky smell that can lead to an awkward moment at the bar".

A Zimmer-frame expiration, hmm?

The expiration date is 9/11".