Sentence examples for commonly possible from inspiring English sources
Sex determination by ultrasound is commonly possible in the fourth, fifth or sixth month of pregnancy.
Our esteemed founders were of the Age of Enlightenment, which advanced a society to loosen control of governments and the church over people and allowing more freedoms than were commonly possible.
Overall the USA was the most often reported potential destination, cited by more than half of the potential movers; Australia was the next most commonly reported possible destination.
The fact that the Zn S vibrational mode is commonly not possible to register in an ordinary Raman scattering measurement on CdSe/ZnS NPs [28, 29] can be easily explained by the off-resonance conditions of the visible laser excitations with the electronic transitions in the ZnS shell.
Chronically infected animals, however, are more commonly seen, possible due to the addition of subtherapeutic levels of tetracycline in the feed.
Large-area integration and redistribution of the active devices is commonly not possible; transfer techniques use a donor substrate/wafer and maintain orientation and integration density.
The other cases most commonly were possible diabetes (Table 2), subthreshold hyperglycemia, and polycystic ovarian syndrome (all treated with an oral hypoglycemic).
By contrast with our results with FDG PET at fraction 21, the authors commented that it was commonly not possible to determine SUVmax following 30-40 Gy of treatment due to therapy-associated peri-tumoural inflammation.
Given that we have the very serviceable alternative of two rivers for planes to fly over, as they commonly do, what possible justification could there be to invite such disaster instead?
Where further recursion is possible, commonly three steps are sufficient.
While we do not consider the basalt itself as an analogue for asteroid surfaces, the measured sample provides several phenocrysts of olivine and pyroxenes, whose solid-solution phases are commonly identified as possible asteroid surface components.
