Robots and "fabricators" may enable large construction projects, using raw materials that need not come from Earth.
This paper presents a novel approach to automated classification and quantification of sow postures and posture transitions that may enable large scale and accurate continuous behaviour assessment on farm.
These results, in combination with the simplicity of handling of the device, may enable large screening programmes in the near future.
If we model a biomedical literature repository as a comprehensive network of biomedical concepts belonging to different semantic types, the link discovery techniques may enable large-scale, cross-silo hypotheses discovery that goes beyond information retrieval-based discovery.
Although this remains a palliative treatment, it may enable a larger proportion of patients with colorectal liver metastases to undergo hepatic resection with a resultant prolonged survival.
Understanding the mechanisms behind human GABAergic interneuron specification may enable a large step forward in treating various neurological disorders linked to alterations/dysfunctions in interneuron populations.
Applying a distributed architecture to surveillance from multiple smaller practices may enable appropriately large numbers of encounters to be gathered, but may prove infeasible because of costs and lack of appropriate internal technical support and because of heterogeneity in the way ICD9 codes are recorded and assigned by each data provider.
Moreover, from the FTIR analysis it can be concluded that biosurfactant from L. pentosus could be a glycoprotein or a glycolipopeptide and the use of hemicellulosic sugars from inexpensive substrates (such as vineyard pruning waste) may enable the large-scale production of biosurfactants.
Increasing radiation delivery through areas of poorly functioning lung may enable delivery of larger, more effective doses to tumours without increasing toxicity.
A platform may enable the collection of large quantities of data but, due to the large scale, the data quality may be less accurate, reliable, complete, and consistent.
