Sentence examples for been possible to define from inspiring English sources

Anyway, it has not been possible to define rigorously a personality profile for CH patients [26, 30, 33 35].

This approach would be preferable as it would have been possible to define differentiated thresholds based on the preoperative OHS.

Furthermore, even if that had been possible to define in our data, we would not have been able to observe it for middle-aged native workers.

All of the above studies were done on relatively small samples, meaning that it has not been possible to define a set standard or bony lumbar stenosis.

Using the model it has been possible to define the contribution the creep of the drawn material makes to craze growth and ultimately to the failure of the craze.

In the case of CA IX, the present observation represents the first physiological function that has been possible to define for this isozyme.

Of course, it's possible to define these activities as art, but it sets the bar conspicuously low.

They show that it is possible to define and measure the runner's high and that it should be possible to figure out what brings it on.

To the extent that it's possible to define an "Obama Doctrine," then, it's basically the Hagel-Brennan two-step.

After that, the wavelength of UV will be bigger than the smallest features on the chips, so it will not be possible to define them sharply.

On the other hand, if only finite additivity were required, it would be possible to define the following admittedly bizarre probability.