Sentence examples for repeated and possibly from inspiring English sources

If this is universally true, then the pattern observed by us under benign and lightly stressful environments should be repeated and possibly enlarged under extreme stress.

To account for possible dependence of observations within the individual HEs, that is to say dependence related to repeated and possibly correlated annual measures for the 22 HEs, we performed robust linear regression analyses with HEs as clusters (variance estimator option 'cluster').

These patients frequently have a degree of residual peripheral neuropathy and have only just regained a normal length of hair; repeating and possibly exacerbating the former toxicity in a short space of time is not acceptable to many patients and their physicians, especially since these patients have a rather poor prognosis.

They had to temporarily shelve the realities of their sons' and daughters' chemotherapy treatments, repeated operations and possibly grim prognoses.

This could significantly reduce the time taken for diagnosis and alleviate the patient of repeated operations and possibly decrease mortality rates.

The abnormal curve observed in Kit A was repeated and confirmed and could possibly be explained by unspecific factors in the sera which interfered with the binding of the antibodies.

When the great moment came for her to receive her own special mantra, she sneezed: the mantra could not possibly be repeated and she was never sure she had got it right.

In fact, indels, including microsatellites, homopolymer repeats, and possibly TE footprints (see next paragraph), co-occurred with SNPs but SNPs could occur in the absence of indels.

In plant mitochondria, the process of SSS enables a substoichiometric genomic form to become the predominant form through increased recombination activity at intermediate repeats, and possibly also by selective amplification (Woloszynska 2010; Arrieta-Montiel and Mackenzie 2011).

39 40 Even if the present cohort differs substantially with regard to mean age and overall work tasks, these occupations are also versatile in nature, and are likely to involve repeated knee bending and possibly heavy lifting.

This finding may allow the clinician to identify the target population for repeated NHL screening and possibly the selection of candidates for preventive B-cell-directed biological treatment in pSS by utilising a simple routine diagnostic procedure.