Sentence examples for could also be realised from inspiring English sources
A plasma-initiated radical copolymerisation could also be realised using the functional group bearing monomers as a source of functionalities, olefins as 'chain-extenders' and dienes as 'chemical cross-linkers'.
Results of univariate sensitivity analyses suggest that cost savings could also be realised by decreasing the number of children who receive vaccination, particularly by limiting the target age group to children under 8 years of age when taking a broad third-party payer perspective.
MRI of loaded cartilage has also been realised in recent years in clinical MRI.
At that point Steven realised tattoos could also be superficially removed with Photoshop, giving everyone, including the general public, a way to see the humans behind the gang insignia.
It was then I realised the solution could also be a business opportunity.
Later, I realised that failure could also be private and hidden: there was emotional, moral, sexual failure; the failure to understand another person, to make friends, to say what you meant.
The idea was that children would tap the screen to express how much they were enjoying themselves at the show, which seemed great until we realised that tapping could also be a sign of anxiety, the very thing we were trying to quell.
It could also be argued that the more exposure students had to pregnant and birthing Aboriginal women in clinical practice, the more they realised how little they really knew.
Wilde's version of Socialism could only be realised in a world not only far richer but also technically more advanced than the present one.
Also, regular discussion groups of physicians addressing HRQoL topics might be helpful [ 20], but could not be realised in our project since participating practices were located in distant German regions.
