Sentence examples for that is conceivably from inspiring English sources

Impervious to the facts, we dwell insistently on the one aspect that is conceivably hurtful for men: the convention of naming suspects, which sometimes means that those who are accused but do not go on to face charges are left with a permanent stigma.

We have been unable to identify any factor – except possibly for use of aspirin that is conceivably high among alcoholics and might protect from colon cancer (Thun et al, 1991) – that has the potential of introducing negative confounding.

We therefore suggest that there is a functional synergy between NM1 and actin at the gene level that is conceivably required to position the Pol II machinery at the gene promoter (Fig.  7a), possibly minimizing promoter leakage.

Our findings here differ from the recent report of the induction of c-MET overexpression by hypoxia (Pennacchietti et al, 2003), a cellular state that is conceivably more prominent within the tumour core than along the peripheral expanding tumour front juxtaposing the adjacent lung alveoli.

"The idea that they're somehow going to collect this data and show anything that's conceivably relevant is a fantasy".

One of the unusual and unexpected findings of this study was the discrepancy observed between the naïve raters in coding variables that were conceivably thought to be obvious (e.g., game time, score, day/night game).

Hcp proteins form hexameric rings that are conceivably stacked to form a tube penetrating the outer membrane through which proteins are transported into the extracellular space [ 18].

The idea that Pin1 depletion is conceivably not generally toxic is supported by the Pin1-null phenotype in mice, which is viable and displays very specific abnormalities only after a long time without Pin1 [ 31, 35, 37].

Bale's fee would top that, and despite denials, it is conceivably being negotiated in the United States, where Madrid is on tour and Tottenham's chairman, Daniel Levy, has a holiday home.

It is conceivably possible that some children were happier during virtual communication because they were distracted from their separation by the novelty of talking to a parent via video.

It is conceivably noteworthy that the episodic peaks in ocular vasculitis detected in our experiments coincided with the time frames Ruutu et al. reported for the onset of uveitis.