Sentence examples for trivial possibility from inspiring English sources

Did evolution overlook this seemingly trivial possibility of using localized modulation in addition to the more indiscriminate second-messenger pathways?

A trivial possibility is that the N-terminal region is unstructured and interferes, in the in vitro-translated protein, with DNA binding or multimerization.

One trivial possibility is that they are artifacts of some kind (see [81] for a theoretical discussion of issues with artifacts in searching for phylogenetically novel organisms).

Suppression by multicopy plasmids raised a trivial possibility that the rescue is attributed to nonspecific microtubule-stabilizing activities of overproduced Dis1 independent of Ndc80 loop function.

Is there any? 5) Was cell surface expression of ECDTIgITKA confirmed, to exclude the trivial possibility that it is not accessible to hPros1 in Figure 5D?

The fact that the amount and life-time of total EGFR in endosomes remained unvaried in these experiments eliminates the trivial possibility that the observed changes are due to modulation of receptor degradation.

Second, we ruled out the trivial possibility that what we measure as noise-correlations using data acquired 4 seconds after puff stimulus delivery are in fact, correlations in long-sustained responses to the puff stimulus.

One trivial possibility would be that during contraversive vestibular stimuli there are simply not enough synapses active simultaneously with the climbing fibers to serve as a substrate for associative plasticity.

One trivial alternative possibility is that this program simply reflected a sire-based genetic effect independent of direct contribution to the muscling EBV status.

The converse of Theorem 5 is trivial (if truth entails possibility), so Fitch goes most of the way toward erasing any logical difference between the existence of contingent ignorance and the existence of necessary unknowability.

A cursory look at the active site mechanism of known nucleotide polymerases makes it trivial to reject this possibility.