Sentence examples for could only be studied from inspiring English sources

The effects of drying and consecutive reductive treatments could only be studied since the developed EXAFS cell allowed catalyst preparation and treatments avoiding contact to ambient.

The discovery of superfluidity in helium-3 enabled scientists to study directly in macroscopic (visible) systems the strange quantum mechanical effects that previously could only be studied indirectly in molecules, atoms, and subatomic particles.

Buonassisi compares designing a new perovskite to ordering from a menu, picking one (or more) from each of column A, column B, and (by convention) column X. "You can mix and match," he says, but until now all the variations could only be studied by trial and error, since researchers had no basic understanding of what was going on in the material.

However, considering the small size of fenestration, 100~150 nm in diameter, which is beyond the limit of resolution in light microscopy (Cogger and Couteur, 2009), in early stage, the morphology of fenestrations could only be studied primarily using conventional electron microscopy (Owen et al., 2010; Svistounov et al., 2012), however, with lack of 3D information.

In all such classical approaches, HF could only be studied using genes that control color production in the aleurone and scutellum, which are expressed as externally observable phenotypes.

Incidence and survival trends for jejunal and ileal tumours could only be studied from 1979, when they were first distinguished from other intestinal tumours in the ICD.

Although the role of gender as a moderator could only be directly studied in two cancer types, results of sex-specific cancers as breast and prostate cancer also support the notion that men and women adjust differently to the provision of prognostic information.

I quickly found out that the educational system in the United States was so complex it could only be understood if studied through many different lenses.

As this investigation required access to several fully developed ant colonies with established foraging trails in various directions, the research questions could only be answered by studying the insect's movement patterns in the field.

Brinkmann pointed out that during the Bush years when NIH funds could only be used to study existing lines, dozens of new lines were created, suggesting NIH funds don't drive derivation.

Moreover, it was relatively easier to organize community residents for FGDs than health workers, who were scattered all over the study area, and hence, could only feasibly be studied through individual interviews [ 64].