Sentence examples for possibly to adopt from inspiring English sources

The drafters of the Middle East proposal are to meet in Washington on Dec. 20, possibly to adopt a final version.

If you decide you would possibly like to adopt this rabbit request the adoption forms from the shelter.

Does the world possibly want to adopt a currency whose viability fundamentally requires this to have happened?

Although serum IgA/C3 ratio is still useful, it is possibly limited to adopt IgA/C3 ratio for predicting the prognosis of recent IgAN patients.

Compound 3 is unable to reach the nickle metal centre; this may be because of the hindrance provided by methyl substituent at (R) position and ligands possibly unable to adopt the proper shape to enter the narrow active site of urease.

The congressman seemed to be asking the C.E.O. of one of the nation's largest financial institutions how his company could possibly have come to adopt some of the same pushy sales techniques that were in place at Stratton Oakmont, the boiler-room brokerage in "The Wolf of Wall Street".

Bock was possibly the first to adopt a botanical classification in his herbal which also covered details of ecology and plant communities.

One ontogenic possibility is that as a first step, the ancestral compound eye was largely reduced, possibly due to adopting a nocturnal lifestyle.

A most likely function is a propensity of these binary tracts (and possibly additional base combinations) to adopt under suitable condition an alternative, paranemic conformation.

A method of bypassing this problem and achieving possibly better results would be to adopt a trial design in which gemcitabine is given in its standard dose of 1000 mg m−2 and for the radiation dose to be initially reduced prior to escalation.

Previous studies have shown a greater reduction in diarrheal disease incidence, possibly because it is easier to adopt handwashing behaviors associated with diarrhea such as preparing/eating food, defecating, etc., relative to those associated with ILI such as washing hands after sneezing or coughing.