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This can conceivably be achieved through consecutive precursor supply, as a 1D analogue of the epitaxy in two-dimensional space30,31,32.

Since I've never been able to read Virginia Woolf, and am sometimes willing to believe that it can conceivably be my fault, this verdict maybe taken fairly as the twisted tongue of a soured taste, at least by those readers who do not share with me the ground of departure — that a good novelist can do without everything but the remnant of his balls.

Even if (as seems unlikely) a scheme for administering a closed primary could not be devised in which the voter's declaration of party affiliation would not be public information, we do not think that the State's interest in assuring the privacy of this piece of information in all cases can conceivably be considered a "compelling" one.

"This is a society that demands that everything that can conceivably be tested or done or fixed should be," Dr. Hochman said.

This strategy bypasses the requirement for an extracellular agonist and can conceivably be used to accurately study cellular responses to a vast array of signalling molecules.

We show that even though glucose can conceivably be routed into glycine for purine biosynthesis, this pathway is not active in HeLa cells.

This means that, if you're a shrewd gambler, street craps can conceivably be more lucrative than casino craps.

SAE says that both types of charging can conceivably be accommodated with a single port.

Air phones have jacks for Internet access, so the information can conceivably be garnered at 33,000 feet.

Its aim is to abolish similarities between words by using the least probable combinations of letters, so that no word can conceivably be mistaken for any other.

The question, said Prof. William D. Popkin, a specialist in legislation at Indiana University Law School, is "whether ordinary statutory interpretation can conceivably be called an arrogation of legislative power".