Sentence examples for which is conceivably from inspiring English sources

The further annealing process at 160 °C initiated the development of orthorhombic lattice packing, which is conceivably via parallel sliding motion of nanostructures.

Ms. Kagalovsky's attorney, Stanley Arkin, said yesterday that his client had not "been involved in anything which is conceivably a violation of any law".

It's also a better price than Skype plus Xbox Gold, meaning it's also a logical purchase for gamers who like to stay in touch with Microsoft's VoIP service, which is conceivably another decent-sized bucket.

In rods Ih comes into play at higher light intensities [24] and one may wonder if its functional counterpart in RBCs could be the slow activating outward current (Figure 1D), which is conceivably mediating the band pass behavior we observed positive to –70 mV (Figure 3D).

On the other hand, death at the ER and in particular at the person's residence, which is conceivably often sudden should show a much lower percentage of multiple cause of death reporting.

21 Briefly, this study included 983 consecutive subjects (exceeding the recruitment target of 860) who had had joint swelling or a subcutaneous nodule within the previous 2 weeks, either of which was judged to be conceivably due to gout.

These were the two requirements Lord Carter laid out in his report that needed to be in place before switchover could conceivably happen – which were reiterated by Government officials today but not enshrined in the legislation.

The hospital, which was several times larger than could conceivably be justified, was paid for by British overseas aid.

"I think I was 12. Somebody knocked on our door to canvass and I said, 'Can I join?' and I gave them £6, which was as much as I could conceivably afford".

His last name, the first American one I'd encountered since arriving from China that sounded plausibly Asian, gave me imaginary purchase to think that the history of the country I'd lived in for three years — the first two and a half of which were spent friendless and uncomprehending — could conceivably be intertwined with my own.

He added, however, that the library contained further Sibelius sketches from the late 1920s and early 1930s, some of which are akin to the ringed fragment and which could conceivably have been intended for the Eighth Symphony.