Sentence examples for it possible to reveal from inspiring English sources

Although OCT has a smaller field of view and penetration depth than MRI and ultrasound imaging, its superior spatial resolution makes it possible to reveal fiber organization at the microscopic level.

Only by doing this is it possible to reveal the sequence of letters making up each gene.

But in a society where no one even agrees on the share of the Shiite majority, or who really wields power, this is the question facing Bahrain and so many other countries: Is it possible to reveal, let alone agree on, the truth?

In conclusion, the use of such a camera makes it possible to reveal the mechanisms of interactions between ultrasound, microbubbles and cells.

Recent advances in diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) have made it possible to reveal white matter anatomy and to detect neurological abnormalities in children.

This made it possible to reveal the 2052 bp Eco RI restriction subfragment and to demonstrate its presence in all the tested strains.

It is a great advantage of DPM that it makes possible to reveal the ability of spores to respond to various stimuli with or without further germination and outgrowth – the salient feature of a living cell.

Without spoiling the story of why and how Amanda revanished, it's possible to reveal that Amanda isn't anything like her classmates.

By running them using different assumptions (for example, no increase in greenhouse-gas emissions, or more volcanic activity), and comparing the results with reality, it is possible to reveal the probable effects of the emissions.

But he warned that it was only a "one-off solution," rather than a broad policy to address the tension between genome research and the privacy of relatives, now that recent research has demonstrated that it is possible to reveal a person's identity through sequencing.

Relying on the concepts of formal mathematics and linguistics, Radcliffe-Brown and other structuralists tried to determine whether in cultural anthropology it was possible to reveal that which "suggests the character of a system" beyond empirical reality and which "alone is the true object of science" (Lévi-Strauss).