Sentence examples for substantially possibly from inspiring English sources
In addition, some kinases cannot be definitively assigned to any kinase groups, suggesting that kinases have diverged substantially, possibly for Trypanosomatid-specific functions.
The difference between exterior and interior humidities (measured both as dew point and relative humidity) varied substantially, possibly reflecting differences in the ventilation between houses.
By the same token, the data points for vaults scattered substantially possibly because of the nonspherical nature of these latter analytes (see, e.g. ref (14)).
The results above indicate that the inhibitor profiles of the two enzymes differ substantially, possibly due to subtle structural differences in the active sites of the two enzymes.
Moreover, the phenotype and gene incidences of M. catarrhalis isolates of children and adults presenting with respiratory disease differ substantially, possibly as a result of immune evasion in adults [ 48].
The recent prospective cohort studies and meta-analysis of coffee consumption and endometrial cancer risk showed that long-term high coffee consumption reduced the risk of endometrial cancer substantially, possibly through the hormonal modulation of coffee consumption (Je et al, 2011; Je and Giovannucci, 2012).
The Numis analysts said: "We expect consensus forecasts to be cut quite substantially today – possibly by a double-digit percentage.
But the study also offered some hope, in that it found that increasing the minimum required monthly payment on credit cards spurs borrowers to not only meet the minimum, but to pay off substantially more, possibly eliminating their debt years earlier.
Perhaps these problems are not necessary but contingent products of work-conditionality rules, problems that can be substantially reduced, possibly even eliminated, by careful design of work-conditionality rules and/or by combining such rules with other policies that address the underlying sources of market vulnerability and inequity in the enforcement of putative social duties.
If an electrode were buried in the sulcus of the lateral temporal cortex, emotion decoding performance might improve substantially, and possibly better than for the ventral temporal cortex.
