Sentence examples for investigating a possibility from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — The U.S. government is investigating a possibility of corrupt practices by the world's largest mining company, BHP Billiton, the company confirmed Wednesday after media reports about an inquiry into its sponsorship of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Lastly, Dr. Bekedam said, epidemiologists need to investigate a possibility that the SARS virus is being spread in a different way in Beijing than elsewhere.

The aim was to investigate a possibility of using the cryopreserved human culture of fibroblasts (CrHFC) with gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) to treat experimental burns in rats.

The purpose of the paper is to investigate a possibility of application of Plücker's conoid in engineering geometry of surfaces.

In this work, we investigated a possibility of using surface plasmon resonance (SPR) phenomenon in detection of TB bacteria in sputum.

This work aims to investigate a possibility of non-contact vibration modal testing for bending and torsional motions of cylindrical bodies such as pipes.

We investigated a possibility of application of a new method of immobilization of enzyme urease on the surface of pH-sensitive field-effect transistors by adsorption on zeolite monolayers.

An objective of the paper was to create a computer code and investigate a possibility of simultaneous optimization of both topology and scantlings of structural elements of large spatial sections of ships using GA.

This study investigates a possibility to enhance drug release from the liposomes and increase therapeutic efficacy of Doxil® by administering Pluronic block copolymers once the liposomal drug accumulates in the tumor sites.

We did not detect clearly such large scale deformations, but further, higher resolution, microscopy in Drosophila embryos will be needed to investigate a possibility of a similar phenomenon.

This prompted us to investigate a possibility that topo I protein might be altered in mammospheres, translationally (i.e., alternative splicing or folding) or post-translationally.