Sentence examples for reasonable to conceive from inspiring English sources

It is reasonable to conceive that the extensins that are over expressed in reaction of E. coli Bl21 treatment have a role in the cell wall-like outgrowth.

Therefore, it seems reasonable to conceive that BACE1 levels represent a key factor to determine the degree of Aβ-dependent deterioration of memory performance in the 5XFAD mouse model.

Based on these anatomical data, it is now reasonable to conceive three scenarios.

Therefore, it appears reasonable to conceive the hypothesis that dysfunction in epigenetic regulatory mechanisms might mediate the neurogenic imbalances responsible for some neuropsychiatric conditions, such as depression.

Given the ephemeral nature of incident winds, it is reasonable to conceive that migrants would benefit from flexible responses to wind.

However, it is reasonable to conceive that, in the cases of transcriptions factors, such as Pax8, which establish several interactions in different protein complexes, genetic variants could have an impact in vivo.

Secondly, it still seems reasonable – though possible to conceive otherwise (which is an interesting question in its own sake) – to assume that a replicator has two separate motifs either to recognize or to be recognized by other molecules.

Biopolymers (like RNA, DNA and proteins) should eventually come into the picture, of course, but the most reasonable position is to conceive of them as rather "latecomers" in any sequence of prebiotic transitions (like the authors of this paper do).

All therapeutic options prevent pregnancies and thus are not reasonable for patients who are trying to conceive.

Hard to conceive of that".

"That's tough to conceive".