Sentence examples for virtually any possibility from inspiring English sources

In addition, study participants were followed from birth until the first event that terminated follow-up; thus, we excluded virtually any possibility that outcome events could have occurred before inclusion.

His decision was attributed to his loss against Martha Coakley in the Democratic primary for Senate, virtually closing any possibility for running for higher office.

Because many of the 20 amino acid have distinguishable side chain features in our cryoEM map, this matching for a protein of more than 300 residues provides an extremely strong constraint and virtually eliminates any possibility of incorrect chain tracing.

The structure can work for virtually any purpose, giving limitless possibilities to any city that uses it.

SLM technology is characterized by remarkable precision, the possibility of building virtually any required dental geometry, and a constant surface speed and therefore a high-quality milling (especially of undercuts) thanks to the availability of four-axis simultaneous milling.

The problem is that without any one individual in charge in Europe, there is virtually no possibility for someone to emerge the way that Mr. Paulson did during the panic of 2008 with a lifeline like the Troubled Asset Relief Program, a plan he practically had to ram down the throat of Congress.

There is virtually no possibility that all 32 MLCDs would be affected in any one patient and <1% patients reported more than 10 MLCDs affected.

The hybrid approach opens up the possibility of combination of virtually any molecular structure and expands the exploring scope of chemotherapeutic agents [167].

After testing 175 samples from one Busang area, it concluded that there was "virtually no possibility of an economic gold deposit" there.

But earlier this week, Rajendra Pachauri, the chair of the IPCC, said there was "virtually no possibility" of a few climate scientists biasing the advice given to governments by the UN.

However, a policy paper published by academics at Newcastle and Durham universities is blunt in its refutation of the post-Brexit power of the CTA: there is "virtually no possibility" that the border will continue operating as it is.