Sentence examples for this could plausibly be from inspiring English sources
Noteworthy, this could plausibly be the subset with stem cell characteristics.
This could plausibly be achieved by permitting one fundholder to 'buy-out' the budget of another fundholder provided suitable accountability mechanisms are in place.
From the size of the coefficients, this could plausibly be due to improved SMBG among people who received eye and foot exams.
This could plausibly be higher for some disorders than others for example, through international differences in clinical service provision and thus in ascertainment, as well as other variability, such as ethnic composition.
To allow for this heterogeneity in coding, 'probable' and 'possible' groups of ICD 10 and Read codes were selected that could plausibly be coded following an upper gastrointestinal bleed.
I have nothing but love for Nicole and wish her only health and happiness". Richie and, in particular, Zoe have always made great play of what close friends they are, so this spat could plausibly be just a fight between two former friends so used to living their lives through the tabloids that they have managed to turn a spat into international gossip.
Richie and, in particular, Zoe have always made great play of what close friends they are, so this spat could plausibly be just a fight between two former friends so used to living their lives through the tabloids that they have managed to turn a spat into international gossip.
This activity could plausibly be attributed to the secretion by most skin fibroblasts of a specific growth inhibitory cytokine.
This effect could plausibly be related to levels of economic development or to the influence of East-west differences in cultural factors.
This observation could plausibly be explained by the fact that C225, markedly, and ZD1839, slightly, downregulate EGFR expression, while their combination has a marked opposite effect with an overexpression of EGFR.
This resistance could plausibly be a marker of high-density livestock production as tetracycline is the antibiotic most commonly sold for use in U.S. farm animals, and isolates resistant to tetracycline have been observed in workers at industrial livestock operations (Food and Drug Administration 2010; Rinsky et al. 2013).
