Sentence examples for which could however from inspiring English sources

A 24-hour helpline set up in March 2011 received more than 6,000 calls in its first year and the numbers grow "from month to month" – an increase which could, however, be due to more people finding out about the helpline.

This is a rotating shear flow with insignificant molecular viscosity, which could however have a significant turbulent viscosity, generating transport, heat and hence entropy in the flow.

We found that the patients had small but significantly increased levels of CRP, which is in line with a previous study reporting correlation between CRP and degree of burnout in women [29], which could, however, not be confirmed in a smaller study [16].

Thus, either they exhibited a functionally mixed population or adopted a rather promiscuous activation state, which could however be ideally suited for diminishing tumor immunosurveillance [ 28].

The glass may appear foggy, however, which could still hinder the way light shines through the lantern.

Nutritional vitamin D seems to elicit a similar effect, which could be however different according to the type and the regimen of vitamin D adopted [ 32, 51].

The multiple vibrational frequencies indicate high complexity of the reaction mixture and the formation of various side products, which could not, however, be isolated.

Other factors which could be important, however, such as place of residence and occupation, have yet to be explored in Scotland.

Retail agent David Kenningham said there were four sites which could be developed, however, Stuart Emmerson, from the Federation of Small Businesses, said it was important smaller shops were not forced out.

The study's sample is limited to men and therefore cannot necessarily be generalized to the broader population which could include females However, they generate interesting hypotheses about a possible role of genes involved in immunity and inflammation in responding to intensive exercise training, which bear examination in other data sets.

That ash was likely to remain at relatively high elevations, however, which could mean that flights would still be permitted at lower altitudes.