Sentence examples for been possible to examine from inspiring English sources

RECENTLY, it has been possible to examine briefly some rare carotonoids of three conspicuously pigmented animals found in the waters off southern California.

The first modern corpus, the Brown Corpus of Standard American English, was compiled in 1964 and included 1m words, sampled from 500 texts including romance novels, religious tracts and books of "popular lore" – contemporary, everyday sources that dictionary-makers had barely consulted, and which it had never been possible to examine en masse.

However, it has not been possible to examine the highly expressed UDP-sensitive P2Y 6) receptor because of the lack of stable, selective agonists.

From there, it has been possible to examine particular causal effects of interest (e.g. Boldt et al. 2013; Bredeweg et al. 2013; Rodrigues et al. 2013; Nielsen et al. 2014), such as isolating the association between isokinetic strength variables and injury using traditional statistical modelling (e.g. Messier et al. 1995).

Up until recently, it has only been possible to examine a small number of transcripts over a wide range of expression levels using qPCR or a large number of transcripts over a narrower range of expression levels using microarrays.

It has not, however, previously been possible to examine those effects quantitatively.

Once more data are available, it will be possible to examine BPA exposure in greater detail and possibly also consider interrelationships of personal variables and sources of exposure.

It is possible to examine text data without conversion tools.

If it were possible to examine Kerouac's brain, the question could, perhaps, be answered definitively.

That means it is possible to examine a nebula without being blinded.

In theory, with further improvements in resolution, it would be possible to examine proteins in their native state by rapidly freezing them.