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

If there are two classes (or groups) in the data it is possible to subtract the index of one class (B) from that of the other (A).

In this way, by using set theory, it is possible to subtract the set of commits in the local repository from the set of commits in its peers, resulting in the set of commits not pulled yet.

This way it is possible to subtract the anatomical image information and display the inflow of contrast medium into the area of interest; this allows the speed and intensity of contrast-medium enhancement to be observed, which in turn allows conclusions to be drawn about the target tissues.

However, because it is possible to subtract out small amounts of spherical aberration from measurements, there is no noticeable image degradation with numerical apertures ~0.5.

If the laboratories obtain different results for the subsamples sent to each laboratory, then it will be possible to subtract the results for the non-fortified sample from those of the fortified sample and determine the accuracy of each laboratory or method.

The theory of rings (structures in which it is possible to add, subtract, and multiply but not necessarily divide) was much harder to formalize.

If the interference power is much higher than the noise power, it is possible to estimate the interference first and subtract it from the received signal.

In other words, by subtracting the 2 responses from each other, it is possible to remove activity fluctuations that are common to the 2 recording sites.

By subtracting the mean from both the observed and latent variables it is possible to define the covariance matrix of a vector of variables in terms of expectations of vector products.

By subtracting a pre-edge image from the absorption edge spectral image it is possible to acquire an elemental map of each element under investigation.

By subtracting the signals from the star from those of the combined system, it is possible to identify which gases are present in the planet's atmosphere.Without an atmosphere, all water on Earth would be frozen.