Sentence examples for become possible to test from inspiring English sources

With the advancement of the technology in the area it has become possible to test efficiently and cost-effectively different autonomous flight control concepts and design variations using small-scale aircrafts.

We believe that the further development and implementation of the technology tested here will provide vital information to guide decisions in the public and private sector, including those by government agencies, the shipping industry, insurers, and other stakeholders, as it will become possible to test rapidly for the presence of target organisms in specific ships.

More recently, it has become possible to test hypomorphic or temperature-sensitive alleles of essential genes systematically (Ben-Aroya et al. 2008; Breslow et al. 2008; Li et al. 2011).

After a potential RFH signal is found, it will become possible to test naturally encoded RFH for activity as class-I RFs, and subsequently screen for a function of the co-conserved upstream gene.

As the number of risk loci expands it will become possible to test specific hypotheses based on implicated risk pathways, although the success of this approach will require better pathway annotation.

This suggests that, in turn, and ex post, it becomes possible to test whether evidence supporting certain findings and/or policy decisions still hold.

With four satellites now in orbit - the first and second spacecraft were launched in 2011 - it becomes possible to test Galileo end-to-end.

However, with (at least) two observed productivity related variables that vary in the job applications, it becomes possible to test the null hypothesis of equal coefficients across groups of the observed applicant characteristics.

Nevertheless, having constructed a C. albicans mutant in which Hsf1 is not activated (CE2t) it became possible to test whether activation of the Hsf1-HSE regulon is required for virulence in C. albicans.

If they succeed, it could become possible to screen for cancer anytime you have blood drawn for something as simple as a cholesterol test.

By the early 90's it had become possible to do reliable DNA tests on the semen collected from Ms. Sykes's body.