Sentence examples for been possible to express from inspiring English sources

In this way it has been possible to express proteins such as human insulin in bacteria.

It should have been possible to express a pride in Europe, an ownership of Europe as a history, a tradition, an identity – because without that passion for European achievements, heroes and glories how can the EU cause ever hope to fight against the demonic sexiness of national pride?

Despite recent progress in in vivo imaging, it has not been possible to express and directly track single molecules in the cytoplasm of live cells.

With the introduction of the Helmholtz free energy and using the concept of internal variables, it has been possible to express a plastic flow law, characterised by isotropic hardening.

Thus, similar cultivars made tolerant to weed killers through direct genetic transfer ("GMOs"!) are subject to endless risk analyses, while for other products, in which it has been possible to express an identical trait, by modifying the genome in different yet targeted ways, the burdensome tests are not imposed.

It has not been possible to express the 7G8 domainomain despite repeated attempts with different domain boundaries [44].

Depending on the expression conditions, it was possible to express either native or tagged proteins from the same expression vector set.

It is possible to express such functions by attaching an expression to a task and then specifying that the task itself be executed in an iterative manner.

By using the LCC it is possible to express the total cost of a design alternative in terms of a mathematical expression.

"I learned it was possible to express myself other than through language," Mahdavi said.

Much more rarely, it is possible to express doubt at the seven-level, and the diagramed deal is an example.