Sentence examples for expanding possible from inspiring English sources

Thirteen sites are revealed, expanding possible target sites for ligand binding well beyond the active site.

Also, studies have shown that PPAR and RXR agonists, when used together to simultaneously activate the heterodimer complex, have synergistic effects allowing for maximal stimulation and expanding possible treatment paradigms (Papi et al., 2009; Yamanaka et al., 2012).

The new legislation expands possible legal defenses, awards lawyers' fees to owners who successfully challenge property seizures and, in some cases, provides government-paid lawyers to indigent property owners.

This prompts serious considerations of possible exploitation of bacterial cell factories as alternatives to traditional chemical synthesis and sources of novel bioproducts that could dramatically expand possible applications of biopolymers.

This has not only expanded possible areas for disease-modifying therapies, but has also allowed the introduction of novel, and potentially useful, fluid and radiological markers for the presence and progression of AD pathology.

The insistent pulse of the drive to do as much as was possible, while expanding the possible to change the world.

Instead of six characters, the new plates have seven (separated by a silhouette of the state), expanding the possible combinations to almost 110 million from about 16 million.

Of particular interest is the PVA capability of forming a variety of hydrogel systems, which may be physically or chemically cross-linked, further expanding the possible applications of this versatile polymer.

The challenge is to get the price of launch down low enough that it really does start expanding the possible things people could do in space.

This insight is still expanding and possible therapeutic options for complement modulation are being explored [ 9– 11].

We have mapped the T. californicus genome to a level of coverage that will enable common mapping techniques such as nonrecombinant backcross, and F2 or Recombinant Inbred Line mapping--greatly expanding the possible scope of work in this species.