Sentence examples for is possible to be presented from inspiring English sources

So, if one is presented with an individual and it is possible to be presented with that individual again and not realize it is the same object as before, then one is not acquainted with that individual; one's thoughts about that individual are, in that case, all indirect.

In dialogues the presence of at least two partners is a prerequisite, however, it is possible to be present despite physical separation, as presence does not depend solely on physical attendance.

According to the results of the current investigation, the null hypothesis was rejected since many of the variables of lateral cephalometric radiographs that were possible to be evaluated presented statistically significant differences.

These little nature moments are the one thing I am most grateful for because without them it would not be possible to be fully present to anything else in my life, at least not in the way I want to be.

Whether it can be an effect of weight loss per se or rather a direct effect of surgery on blood pressure will not be possible to be investigated by the present study.

Through yoga, Kim's life mission is to inspire as many people as possible to be present enough to listen to their bodies.

The above observations could be explained by the selection of resistant bacteria, which are highly possible to be present in the inoculated activated sludge consisting of high diversity and density of bacteria (Kummerer 2009).

It is simply not possible to be present wherever events related to or caused by the outbreak are happening; and the methodological challenges inherent within this must therefore be examined.

If it is possible for one to be presented with o twice over and rationally not realize it as the same object, then one is not acquainted with o; one's thoughts about o are, in that case, indirect.

Note that this calculation is only possible in the "soft case" evaluation (to be presented below) since only in that case all the information of a test kinase (respectively inhibitor) relative to all training inhibitors (respectively kinases) is given.

In an attempt collectively summarize the diagnostic criteria that have been analysed in this study, it is possible to schematically present a simplified diagram where the most significant diagnostic factors are exploited to enable a possible predetermination of the specific causative bacterial pathogen in suspected meningitis cases upon initial presentation.