Sentence examples for opportunities to visualise from inspiring English sources

The availability of the GFP-techniques in a transparent organism provide unique opportunities to visualise and quantify internal processes in the female reproductive tract after mating, which opens new avenues in the study of sexual selection.

For Star Wars fans, the lab's presentation at Sundance will probably be a dream come true; for film-makers it's a practical opportunity to visualise and alter virtual worlds that eventually make up their film.

However, the information about related trajectories for different state variables would then be left unused, leading e.g. to loss of the opportunity to visualise covariance structures.

Thus, the global gene expression data have provided an opportunity to visualise differential use of G-protein mediated signalling pathways in different brain regions.

A major advantage of zebrafish is that they have optically transparent larvae, providing an unprecedented opportunity to visualise disease processes in vivo using fluorescence microscopy, from holistic whole-body phenotypes to individual cell behaviour.

[M4F10: teaching + 4, ethics-2] Students who lacked opportunities to take responsibility frequently reported lacking the information they needed to visualise accurately.

This ability of Anx A5 to visualise exposed PS in different biological conditions opens novel opportunities for imaging.

Scott Beale's Burning Man coverage on Laughing Squid In short, he says this live blogging technique is a whole new opportunity for online news and more site need to explore it: how to visualise breaking news, and how to go back to add to a week-old story.

Furthermore, FDG-PET offers great opportunities because of the capacity to differentiate between bone marrow lesions and viable neoplastic tissue, due to the ability to visualise highly energy-consuming cells such as tumour cells.

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