Sentence examples for related possibility from inspiring English sources

One candidate is lower climate sensitivity.A related possibility is that general-circulation climate models may be overestimating the impact of clouds (which are themselves influenced by aerosols).

A closely related possibility is that there is an overshadowing effect, such that the failure of spatial information processing after anterior thalamic damage is so catastrophic that it trumps other deficits.

(c) A related possibility is that the males might have evolved different levels of male-male antagonistic interaction (i.e., aggression leading to physical damages and ultimately elevated mortality rates) under the M and F-regimes.

A third, related, possibility is that the training with one or the other sequence relates to different parameters of the experience in children and adults and thus results in changes in different representations of the movements [35] before and after puberty.

A related possibility, suggested to Robert Schlesinger of U.S. News by an anonymous Republican strategist, is that Romney doesn't need Trump's friendship but can't afford his enmity.

A related possibility is that the big infrastructure companies have no real competitors, at least as far as consumers go: if you dislike the idea that AT&T or Level 3 work with the NSA, there is very little you can actually do about it, and so the firms have no reason to risk upsetting governments by complaining.One also gets the feeling that the companies that did sign may be playing with fire.

This and related possibilities merit further investigation given the unusual pattern of LD between rs4917639 and *2/*3.> -wrap-foot> Adoseional dose variance (R) explained by each SNP and the corresponding P-value is shown for two multiple regression models of warfarin dose.

The main disadvantage of the DC-SSS process is the instability related to possibility of an arc formation.

Combined with the MaxelerWebIDE, the Maxeler Application Gallery creates a number of synergistic effects (the most important of which is related the possibility to learn by trying ones own ideas).

Macklin and Macklin [ 1] related the possibility of perivascular sheath air dissection from the mediastinum to the abdominal cavity when someone is under mechanical ventilation.

The equivalence of both kinds of negation "(~F x ↔ ¬(Fx)" does not hold for impossibilia and incomplete objects but only for actual and possible objects where "possible" seems to be taken in a strong sense that relates possibility with completeness: "Only complete objects are possible" Meinong says in a lecture note dating from 1910 19788, 228).