Sentence examples for imposes possible from inspiring English sources

The verboseness of the XML-based SOAP representation imposes possible overheads in mobile Web Service applications.

The benefits of expressing BRCA1 from adenovirus are several-fold in that gene copy number and expression levels can be fully controlled without imposing possible cell selection and expression artifacts resulting from stable and transient expression from plasmids.

One of the much stated risks of ECP over transscleral or trabecular laser therapy the need to enter the eye and thus impose possible infectious complications is also a moot point with combined surgery.

Because all survivin variants are derived from a common hnRNA precusor pool, these ratios are independent from a possible bias imposed by possible variations of GAPDH expression levels.

It also imposes a possible ten-year prison sentence on journalists and whistleblowers who reveal "special" security operations.

It was Wallis who arranged their décor, making sure the town house appeared as imposing as possible for a building that was not an actual palace.

It was Wallis who arranged their decor, making sure the town house appeared as imposing as possible for a building that was not an actual palace.

He said that owners must actually use the recaptured apartments as their (or their family members') primary residence for at least three years or penalties can be imposed, including possible triple damages to a wrongly evicted tenant.

The developed gauge satisfies the requirements imposed by possible utilization in on-board satellite equipment: low mass, size and energy consumption, low turn-on time, etc. High efficiency and sensitivity of the sensor are achieved by the use of an electrostatic trap for accumulation of electrons ionizing the gas molecules.

In Figure 1c, we impose a possible genetic up/down regulation on select network reactions, emulating an incomplete set of expression data for genes associated with metabolic reactions.

However, these predictions are based not on explicit modeling of evolution, but on constraints that the structure of the network and the nature of its components impose on possible evolutionary paths.