Sentence examples for approach has possible from inspiring English sources

Such an approach has possible predictive implications: given relevant expression measurements for key signature genes, uncharacterised tissue samples can be ascribed to these predefined disease classes, which can reflect different disease prognosis or response to treatment.

Our device and design approach have possible applications in plasmonic sensors and in active devices based on ETMPA.

The museum's shift towards a more visitor-centred approach has been possible because of a number of different initiatives.

That approach has limitations (possible lack of stability and randomness of the insertion of the transgene), as well as a potential for horizontal transfer (HT).

This approach has become possible as a result of dramatic decreases in data storage costs and the explosion of cloud services, data collection technologies and advancements in web platforms and mobile technology.

Such an approach has become possible since the observation of galactic cosmic rays made beyond the heliopause by Voyager 1 so that together with very precise observations at higher energies at the Earth, more reliable local interstellar spectra can be established.

This approach has been possible mainly because PREs have been shown to be able to regulate activities of heterologous promoters and enhancers.

We believe the approach has reduced possible telescoping (mis-timing forwards or backwards) and halo effects (where the perception of a specific event as negative or positive infects perception of other events) and there is no evidence of recency effects.

This approach has been possible in Lusaka because of the relative abundance of mid-level to lower level health providers compared to trained physicians, a scenario common to many African health systems.

Since the recent GWASs of telomere length, and in particular the meta-analysis by Codd et al. (2013), a more systematic approach has been possible combining the effects of all SNPs known to be associated with TL into a single polygenic score.

Such approach has however the possible drawback to provide an insufficient possibility to customize the computational environment if the computing facilities are not owned by the scientists that will analyze the data.