Exemplos de uso de Can suppose em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We can suppose like this.
Queerer than we can suppose.
You can suppose anything.
How shall we interpret"queerer than we can suppose?
One can suppose that they must have felt enormously isolated.
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My title:"Queerer than we can suppose: The strangeness of science.
We can suppose also that a zoo-keeper views either animal as equally valuable.
As the orchids have long distance dispersion of seeds by the wind, we can suppose a possible derivation or hybridization of those species.
Therefore, we can suppose that the results presented here are a fair representation of the general opinion.
Regardless of that, a validation study showed that the self-report of influenza vaccination in this group of individuals is highly sensitive, and we can suppose that the outcome estimate is adequate.
In this sense, we can suppose a global citizen is a citizen of no country.
Emphasizing the observation above, a tentative estimate made for the Brazilian population based on the incidence rates supplied by INCA forcolorectal cancer in 2014, which is 32,600 new cases/year, one can suppose that around 16,300 50% patients have or will have CLM, of which 2,445 to 4,890 patients/year 15 to 30% will be potential candidates for liver resections.
Therefore, one can suppose that the LV function improvement precedes the improvement in the adrenergic function within a short period of time.
One finds," said the geographer Strabo(1st century AD),"a temple to Serapis in such a sandy place that the wind heaps up the sand dunes beneath which we saw sphinxes, some half buried,some buried up to the head, from which one can suppose that the way to this temple could not be without danger if one were caught in a sudden wind storm.
Based on the analysis of these data, one can suppose that the students were confused on the meaning of fatigue and tiredness, since these are not the same.
One can suppose that the association between enthesopathy, which affects the afferent proprioceptors, and muscle weakness can justify the deficient balance of individuals with AS.
If a free estimate is made for the Brazilian population, based on the incidence rates supplied by the National Cancer Institute Instituto Nacional do Cancer- INCA forcolorectal cancer in 2009/2010, which is 27,000 new cases/year, one can suppose that around 13,500 50% patients have or will have colorectal liver metastases CRLM, of which 2,700 to 4,050 patients/year 20% to 30% will be potential candidates for liver resections.
One can suppose he had left the radiations produced by the dematerialization marked in the Shroud the picture of his body, which had been put over a part of the cloth and covered by another one.
If this limit is considered a valid one, one can suppose that the option relative to the electricity generation policy can be divided in points.
We can suppose that the potential sample selection bias would have the effect of minimizing the problem, that is, in emergency rooms used exclusively for patient care, the level of knowledge on acute asthma management would be even less sufficient.
Errors in spaceships orother expensive machines can suppose a high material and personal cost; therefore, we would seek the certainty, as far as possible, that no error will take place.
Despite this similarity, one can suppose that the adaptation mechanisms are distinct; in the case of the exercised animals, the enzymatic alterations occur due to the increase in the metabolic demand, while in the G3 animals the acceleration of the respiratory chain may be understood as a response to the deficit in energy supply derived from low oxygenation, leading to the need of an optimum level of mitochondrial activation.
You could suppose anything you want.
One could suppose, therefore, that this site would be one of the most accessed.
One could suppose that all productive inputs were natural objects available at any given date in given nature-determined amounts[e.g., Marshall's meteoric stones]….
Since he did it in Italy, one could suppose that he would do the same in Strasburg.
Portugal therefore has a vocation of universal external action far superior to that which theoretically one could suppose when only thinking of its geographical and human dimension.
Arthur Bispo do Rosario barely could suppose that he would provide important contributions for the benefit of others who, like him, did not see themselves as artists but influenced the art world.
Mr President, listening to the debate, one could suppose that Mr Mitchell and the Council collectively are suffering from a serious defect of vision and hearing, and that is why Mr Mitchell spoke as he did about the situation in Turkey.
To the detriment of the accentuation orlessening of this complexity, one could suppose that the types of the features influence the perception of speech signs by children with phonological disorder, which was not verified in the results of this study, specifically in relation to SASD.