Sentence examples for make it possible only from inspiring English sources

The songs are sold in an encrypted format that Universal says will make it possible only for the purchaser to listen to them, and impossible for them to be exchanged freely via e-mail messages.

The software available on his website has made it possible only to download an old vocal over one of the instrumentals from his recent noddingly greeted Reality album.

The relative lack of RNA made it possible only to make one northern blot experiment using a small number of samples.

We have data from baseline and follow-up after 1 year, making it possible only to perform either cross-sectional analysis (so that causal inferences cannot be made) or prospective analysis with a 1-year latency period that could be considered rather long.

Key Findings and Conclusions Interventions with packages of this nature make it possible not only to save money but also to avoid a great deal of human suffering.

This API should make it possible not only to build third party applications easily, but also make it possible to add new metrics and research into new paradigms related to traditional landscape metrics.

This is because bimetallization would make it possible not only to obtain catalysts with improved catalytic activity but also to create new types of catalysts which may not be achieved by monometallic catalysts.

Donor funding and strategic public health alliances will be sought to make it possible not only to sustain the financial viability of antivenom production partnerships, but also to ensure that patients are relieved of the costs of antivenom so that poverty is no longer a barrier to the treatment of this important, but grossly neglected public health emergency.

Efficiency coefficients make it possible not only to recalculate and unify results of faeces examination obtained by any method but also to interpret coproscopical examinations by other authors.

These genome-scale comparisons make it possible to not only improve phylogeny inference but to have better accuracy on inferring functional pathways.

This would make it possible to transfer only the healthiest and fewest number of embryos (ideally only one), and, thereby, reduce the rate of multiple births without reducing pregnancy rates[12], [13].