Sentence examples for has proven possible from inspiring English sources
It has proven possible to find rare high risk variants for common complex diseases through a family based approach.
It has proven possible to select functional nucleic acids from even relatively small random sequence pools, giving greater credence to the de novo emergence of function at even the earliest junctures.
Lignin depolymerization has proven possible under mild conditions of only 110 150 °C through the use of an acidic IL, 1-H-3-methylimidazolium, via hydrolysis of ether bonds [98].
Through careful analysis of the mechanisms involved in such interactions, it has proven possible to learn a great deal concerning the planetary interior that might otherwise have remained hidden from view.
In general, small molecules are also easier to crystallize than macromolecules; however, X-ray crystallography has proven possible even for viruses with hundreds of thousands of atoms.
This has proven possible in other ACS [acute coronary syndrome] trials that required self injection of subcutaneous heparin [reference].
At Chimney Pot Park in Salford, it has proved possible for architects Urban Splash to remodel traditional Coronation Street-style terraced homes to provide contemporary living accommodation.
But it has proved possible to bring together a large selection of tapestries of very high quality indeed, so that they all sing.
But Democrats have controlled the Senate since 2008 and no grand bargain has proved possible on immigration, why should it be any different now, this reporter asked?
This means that it has proved possible for blind people to see, in the sense of perceiving the layout of a room, catching a ball etc, by receiving electronic signals from a video camera relayed to parts of the body other than the eye: the back and the tongue have been used (the latter is especially suited to this).
