Sentence examples for chances to reconstruct from inspiring English sources
Such high throughput data offer great chances to reconstruct biomolecular networks by searching the network structure and parameters to optimize some criteria.
Sales and looting destroy the chance to reconstruct cultural history and thereby robs humankind of the ability to learn from its past.
This is a chance to reconstruct Egyptian politics away from the intense polarization between religion and secularism, and most importantly between the revolution and counterrevolution.
That was his second great chance to reconstruct his cabinet more in his image--his first was after his 1992 election victory--and he did not seize it.Human weaknessPut all this down to Mr Major's humanity if you will.
Thus, there were so many gene order rearrangements within Ectoprocta and within Brachiopoda that there is almost no chance to reconstruct older rearrangements, which might provide evidence for the relationships of ectoprocts and brachiopods with other lophotrochozoans.
"Don't put the new county executive in a deficit position before he even has a chance to examine, to reconstruct, to have a plan," Ms. Jacobs said.
"It's hard to reconstruct.
"You would have to reconstruct everything.
He immediately began to reconstruct the work.
We decided to try to reconstruct it".
