Sentence examples for still remains possible from inspiring English sources

Altogether, these experiments show that GNL2 and SEC13 have a clear effect in the NMD response in human cells, whereas it still remains possible that the remaining tested genes may have an NMD effect that is substrate or tissue specific.

It still remains possible that more of northern England and northwest  Wales could be affected.

It still remains possible that either Mr. García or Ms. Flores could enter the runoff, which will be held in May or June.

Cisco may have driven Alantec into the arms of yet another fast-growing networking company, Fore Systems--though Fore itself is now rumoured to be a takeover candidate.It still remains possible to jump quickly into the first division: Cisco, and perhaps Netscape, have made that leap.

Following pseudonymisation, attribution of data to individuals still remains possible whereas this is in principle not the case with anonymisation.

A strong bidirectional association between migraine and depression or anxiety has been demonstrated by several studies while the connection with eating, bipolar and other disorders still remains possible [1 6].

Still, it remains possible that the private-equity market could be a bubble, a fact Mr. Rubenstein of Carlyle Group readily acknowledges.

He concedes, for example, the incompleteness of interpretation — "Even if the solution seems satisfying and flawless," he writes, "it still always remains possible that there is a further meaning" — but without concluding, as Tolstoy does, that interpretation is therefore unproductive or unnecessary.

Still, it remains possible that something is going on Out There.

Still, it remains possible that intra-tumor Tregs, which lose foxp3 expression, have diminished suppressive capacity.

Still, it remains possible that even less of an exercise stimulus than that used in our study (e.g., lower energy expenditure/duration, etc).