Sentence examples for becomes possible to observe from inspiring English sources
Due to the fast progress of the flow simulation and numerical technique, it becomes possible to observe the flows inside a valve and to estimate the performance of a valve.
Then it becomes possible to observe the disruption of normal functions of many genes faster than by existing methods.
Indeed, when individuals are asked to judge the order or simultaneity of separate brief events perceived through different sensory modalities (for example, a burst of sound and a flash of light), it becomes possible to observe that different sensory channels have different lags to reach perceptual awareness.
It had become possible to observe physical processes with extremely high time resolution.
Once microscopes were developed in the 17th century, it became possible to observe the anatomy and behavior of the tissues and cells making up the organs, and with later advances, the proteins that build cells and determine their functions.
Given the highly reproducible results that we observed in the different input-Seq experiments, as more ChIP-Seq input controls for the same species become available, it will become possible to detect chromatin differences at specific loci with increasing resolution.
When socio-economic and situational variables are introduced into a semiparametric model it becomes possible to accept that the whole VTTS distribution is observed.
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.
With this model it becomes possible to explain the polarization of votes between two candidates, understand the small margin of victories frequently observed for different elections, and analyze the polls' impact in American, Canadian, and Brazilian ballots.
Using the phase diagram data, it becomes possible to identify the Sn cover on the Si surface and to control the Sn segregation on the superstructure observed on the reflection high-energy electron diffraction (RHEED) pattern.
With this conceptual setting, it becomes possible to simulate the sharp front of concentrations at early times and the flat tail of low concentrations at late times observed on the experimental breakthrough curves.
