Sentence examples for much more possibilities from inspiring English sources

Using animal models of compulsive behaviors give much more possibilities to study the deficient functions and their underlying neural basis that could lead to pathological repetitive behaviors.

This methodological framework offers much more possibilities for providing a range of policy-relevant results and insights for European decision-makers.

Before they had PLC systems then we made tests with all the systems and we found the LonWorks technology: from the beginning we have realized that this very new technology had much more possibilities than the others, so we decided to use it.

In this paper, we also introduce a class of bivariate means defined as an integral of functions, where the underlying function is just continuous and increasing on ((0,infty)), which is not restrictive and so gives much more possibilities to define new means and new mean-inequalities.

'…When looking at old people I recognize that there should be much more possibilities of speech recognition.

None of our clients has such a thing…' (R7/293) '…When looking at old people I recognize that there should be much more possibilities of speech recognition.

"If we were to have transparency, I would say immediately we would have had much more possibility to prevent the crisis as it unfolded," Mr. Papandreou said, according to Reuters.

"The big difference is the move from reliance on print-based to online learning, which offers students much more possibility both to access a range of resources and to work together with other students online," says Dr Mary Lea, chair of the Open University's postgraduate certificate in academic practice, which includes a section on design of learning environments.

"But we realized there was so much more possibility if we do it ourselves.

In one way, it's not ideal, because there's so much more possibility that's diminished.

The tunability of DES contributes to much more possibility of designing vast kinds of DES, thus bringing various effect on a biocatalytic reaction system.