Sentence examples for make identification possible from inspiring English sources

Hughes wrote that the collection contained 246 songs, 146 of which are by unidentified composers, but he was only counting songs with "a musical setting sufficiently complete to make identification possible".

"In the end, only some subtle physical differences and Alcathoe's distinctive echo-location call, which terminates at a significantly higher frequency than those of its relatives (43-46khz) makes identification possible without genetic analysis".

Silica content is especially useful because the density and refractive index of natural glasses have been correlated with silica percentage; this makes identification possible in the absence of chemical data.

Increased statistical power and stringent filtering criteria used in the present study also make identification of novel candidate genes possible and may provide further insight to improve our understanding of breast cancer development.

Surprisingly, almost all of our sampled populations of L. saxatilis had high nucleotide diversity and private haplotypes, making identification of possible refugia challenging.

Deputy Mayor Cas Holloway said on Friday that DNA testing would be used to make every identification possible.

The choice of classification tree as the multivariate statistics made identification of subgroups possible.

Blainville's beaked whales have very regular and predictable inter-click intervals making species identification possible from an acoustic recording [2], [11].

This is likely to be the case for many groups of marine invertebrates, making identification in diet samples possible only with concurrent sequencing efforts of the relevant potential prey taxa.

The presence of different phase contents and various interfacial features along the optical path gives rise to attenuation and scattering and makes the identification possible.

Besides, it makes species identification possible with only tissues or fragmented parts of the insect [ 14].