Sentence examples for possibly learn from inspiring English sources

In this context, we ask questions like: "Is this genetic variant more frequent in patients with the disease of interest than in unaffected controls?" or "Is the mean phenotype higher in carriers of this genetic variant than in non-carriers?" From the answers, we possibly learn about the pathogenesis of the disease, and we can identify possible targets for therapeutic interventions.

How could a foreigner possibly learn it?

Well, how would you possibly learn about it?

So what could they possibly learn from each other?

What could the FBI possibly learn from a community space in Manchester?

The OBJECTIVE here, however, is to enjoy the solve and possibly learn something.

What could I have possibly learned there?

I'm not sure it was the right decision to attend the party, but I learned much more about the college's social scene than I could have possibly learned from a brochure.

Being yelled at to do something you have no idea how to do is no use whatsoever in learning how to do it - and, possibly, learning that this is an enjoyable activity.

Republican candidates have had surprisingly little to say, possibly learning from Mitt Romney in 2012, who did himself no favours in Nevada by saying that the market must be allowed to do its work and foreclosures were part of it.

He says young players at Premier League clubs who are regularly sent out on loan should spend some time in Holland, Germany, France or wherever, discovering a new type of football and, quite possibly, learning a bit about themselves, too.