Sentence examples for possibly generated from inspiring English sources
Although there are examples of gas deposits possibly generated at lower temperatures, and reports of gas generation over long periods of time at 100°C, robust gas generation below 100°C under ordinary laboratory conditions is unprecedented.
There are examples of gas deposits possibly generated at lower temperatures [14 19], and reports of gas generation over long periods of time at 100°C [20], but we are aware of no reports of gas generation at temperatures substantially below 100°C.
They were possibly generated by partial melting of the thickened mafic lower continental crust.
The method is based on a paraconsistent artificial neural network model that considers as input preprocessed information from measurement data on landmark distances, possibly generated by different sensors in different robots and considering different metrics.
This study, thus, suggests that one of the mechanisms by which nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs induce renal damage is through oxygen free radicals possibly generated by activated neutrophils and mitochondrial dysfunction.
The Brazilian Solar Spectroscope (BSS), in operation at INPE, Brazil, have recorded type-III radio bursts in decimetric range (2050 2250 MHz) with high time resolution of 20 ms. Decimetric reverse drift bursts are possibly generated in a dense loop by electron beams travelling towards the photosphere.
Moreover, besides possibly generating adhesions that predispose to mechanical obstruction, surgical interventions elicit the risk of general surgical complications and may lead to postoperative paralytic ileus, which contributes to dysmotility.
A good example is Apple TV: Can it possibly generate real money at $100 a puck?
It could be seen as 'showing off' their cleverness and possibly generate envy, too.
Im sure that exceeds even the value of legal or sustainable hunting could possibly generate.
Second, several specification and estimation issues are poorly addressed in prior work, possibly generating biased results.
