Sentence examples for make it possible to propose from inspiring English sources

Current developments in the fields of tissue engineering and microtechnology make it possible to propose the use of microfluidic bioreactors as a tool for enhanced in vitro investigations.

The reproducibility of the process and the quality of the final compost make it possible to propose the use of this experimental device for research requiring a mass reduction of the initial composted waste mixtures.

Available data about the solution constituents and their adsorption on copper make it possible to propose a likely complex mechanism to understand copper electrodeposition from these media, including the accelerating effect of MPSA and the dynamics of PEG-copper chloride complex adsorbate interfering with the surface mobility of depositing copper ad-ions/ad-atoms.

Recent advances in superconducting radio-frequency (RF) technology and a better understanding of RF photoinjector design optimization make it possible to propose a specific design for a superconducting RF gun that can simultaneously produce both ultra-high peak brightness and high average current.

Based on the experiments, the combined analysis (quantitative and qualitative) of both AE and CT data make it possible to propose a relationship between the experimental characteristics recorded during the tests and the different mechanisms taking place during the early hydration of a cement paste.

Thus, the refinement results make it possible to propose three coordination modes (Fig. 6).

The most common way to use GG in the QTL detection field is to identify an eQTL region colocalizing with a QTL of interest, making it possible to propose candidate genes possibly regulated by the QTL mutation.

The obtained results made it possible to propose mathematical models and, therefore to study interactions between various factors.

The correlation described makes it possible to propose a new simplified method for different pipeline steels fracture toughness estimations.

Moreover, we discuss possible conflicts among mitigation actions and the relation between financial and operational assessments that makes it possible to propose a Pareto-efficient response plan.

This feature makes it possible to propose several important conclusions.