Sentence examples for comparison of possibilities from inspiring English sources
In other words, we live in a time -- and this is increasing -- when the Internet has enabled preview dating, an endless shop-till-you-drop comparison of possibilities.
The proposed framework is specifically designed to allow for easy development and comparison of multiple control possibilities and integration with existing/standard wastewater treatment models (Activated Sludge Models) to finally promote integrated assessment of urban wastewater systems.
A similar list of diseases will be used in patient interviews, with the following modifications: due to the lack of comparison possibilities for the patient, the severity of the single diseases will not be rated by the patient; ICD-based psychic diseases are not included in the patient list.
The shift from gel-based to gel-free shotgun proteomics allows for high throughput and label-free quantitative comparison of biological samples, opening new research possibilities in plant sciences [ 28– 30].
The trick in making this large problem smaller is the crossed words, he says, as it reduces the universe of possibilities in comparison to open-ended questions.
It is possible to distinguish between these possibilities by comparison of the genomic organisation amongst species that are sufficiently diverged to have had numerous chromosomal rearrangements become fixed, resulting in a shuffling of both the order and spacing of genes.
Verifying these possibilities requires comparison of mutational patterns between SC and IR regions in gymnosperm plastomes.
Current cost containment policies promote market-based mechanisms and are focused on higher self-responsibility of everyone involved and on measures to enhance the transparency of the system, e.g. by peer comparison of services provided to limit possibilities of abuse.
An important outcome of our analysis is the identification in multiple species of domain duplications and of forms of DG predicted to be uncleaved; these findings open up new possibilities for comparison of functional properties by expressing these cDNAs in specific cell systems.
Our examination of the association probability between the imprinted siRNA loci and imprinted genes in maize indicated that the imprinted siRNA loci are likely positionally associated with imprinted genes based on the comparison of the observed and simulated possibilities of co-occurrence.
After a short introduction to a possible framework for the fair comparison of different approaches, we concentrate on possibilities to quantify the conservativeness introduced by verified solvers for problems with uncertainties.
