Sentence examples for it is possible to delete from inspiring English sources

It is possible to delete an account fully using a cumbersome manual method, but it is difficult; many users complained that Facebook did not provide clear instructions.

We previously showed that it is possible to delete a complete module without affecting the overall structure of the interface.

If the sole purpose of the run is to compute the Kaplan Meier estimate, it is possible to delete all effects from the model statement to increase computational speed, as the values of this estimate are not altered by model covariates.-wrap> According to the results the risk of death until one year of age has been steadily decreasing from the 80s.

A: It's possible to delete your account by going to: profile.theguardian.com/delete and following the online instructions.

It's possible to delete your account by going to: profile.theguardian.com/delete when signed in and following the online instructions.

Suppose it were possible to delete any bad version of BMP-2, and of all other human genes, in a human embryo, and to replace them with good versions, without any risk to health.

In 1999 came the first gene-targeted sheep, Cupid and Diana, showing that it was possible to delete and insert genes, and then, in 2000, the first pigs cloned from somatic cells.

As an added bonus, it's possible to delete files from the Sansa View without using a computer, which can be handy if you load up a song or video only to find out that you absolutely hate it and never want to hear it again (but see below for a big caveat).

And while it's possible to delete the original video, the record of who watched it, who edited it, and who, ultimately, deleted it would remain.

It was possible to delete up to 6 amino acid residues and retain about 80% of the relative resistance phenotype in comparison to TetA(B) containing the full-length loop.

With recently developed genetic technologies, it was possible to delete either, but not both of the two archaeal histone-encoding genes present in T. kodakarensis generating strains that grow normally but exhibit transcriptome changes when compared with the parental strain [ 13].