Sentence examples for plausible to achieve from inspiring English sources

Recently it is shown that targeted insertion could be achieved with CRISPR/Cas9 system via canonical non-homologous end joining (c-NHEJ) pathway without the need for homologous or microhomologous sequences (Schmid-Burgk et al., 2016; Suzuki et al., 2016), so it is plausible to achieve targeted insertion at different sites with one universal donor vector using CRISPR/Cas9 system.

For example, Gillian Brock argues that it is plausible to achieve global consensus on basic needs that are necessary for human agency; for 'what a human being is like'.

He said the only plausible strategy to achieve energy independence is to reduce consumption with increasingly fuel-efficient cars and alternative fuels.

What are the plausible means to achieve foresightfulness as an individual's capacity or as an organizational skill [31]?

A plausible way to achieve this is to apply an adequate combination of a pattern-recognition algorithm and a clustering algorithm.

In a young, active person with a focal symptomatic chondral lesion, arthroscopic approach with capsulotomy, debridement, and microfractures could be a plausible option to achieve a good outcome and (probably) delay arthritic evolution.

Speaking of Hamas, it remains the more plausible option to achieve Palestinian unity through its defeat rather than reconciliation between Abbas's Fatah faction and Hamas.

But unless the illuminati has a Dorian Gray-style deal set up with the devil, plastic surgery is the only plausible way to achieve faux agelessness.

Integrating emerging and reemerging animal infectious and zoonotic disease data from a large variety of sources into a unified open-access resource provides more plausible arguments to achieve better understanding of infectious and zoonotic diseases.

One plausible way to achieve this partnership might include activity documentation; if parents and childcare staff recorded the amount of activity children engaged in daily, this would serve to inform their care counterpart of the need for additional activity within their home or childcare environment.

It might seem obvious, but the only plausible way to achieve single-nucleotide breakpoint resolution is to align two sequences: one without an SV (e.g. a region in the reference human genome) and another containing an SV (e.g. locally assembled contig, completely sequenced and assembled fosmid clone or long read).