Sentence examples for exceeding possibilities from inspiring English sources

Looking at their activities beyond the press articles, it is obvious that economically powerful actors such as ExxonMobil have exceeding possibilities to spread their arguments, e.g. financing research or marketing campaigns, than citizens' initiatives [15], [16].

In the latter group, our study reports a median duration of no-flow of 15 min, exceeding the possibility of survival without intervention according to the model described by Larsen [12].

A major challenge in creating eValues was the scale involved: the permutations of customer, product, location and discount exceeded one trillion possibilities for Plus members alone, officials said.

For a final answer the Pcnt spliceome in human tissues has to be deciphered a task that exceeds the possibilities of our group focusing on animal models.

Overall, our improvements allow for testing selection on phylogenetic trees which exceed the possibilities of the original CodeML software; this is crucial to tackle the genomic data avalanche.

All tools are more time-consuming than acceptable for a rapid assessment and require human or financial resources that exceed the possibilities of routine data collection in a HIS.

The variety of TF combinations found, even following the same stimulus, exceeds the possibilities of conventional TF studies because stimulation experiments are generally restricted to a selected set of readout parameters (e.g., the expression of single TFs or target genes) which are not able to reflect the multiplicity of different effects in the cell.

This is practicable given that it provides a broader framework that exceeds the possibilities for evaluation and intervention implicit in the standard design of the MBI-GS, which is more directed towards a unified (although three-dimensional) definition of the syndrome [ 7, 8].

The theory concerning deficit spending bears some examination, for Falwell is clearly an ambitious man, who is always out ahead of himself, his vision always exceeding his present possibilities.

Enhanced Raman signatures via SERS and COIN technology, offers possibilities exceeding fluorescent dye technology limits.

The resulting optimised Boolean network with the revised Boolean functions (Tables 3 and 4) represents an enhanced ECM model, roughly matching the given biological conditions and extensively exceeding the present possibilities of automatic methods such as text mining, symbolic computation or machine learning.