Sentence examples for possibilities of removing from inspiring English sources
The review discusses possibilities of removing selected heavy metal contaminants from clay and sandy soils, both saturated and unsaturated.
In order to address the issue of permeability reduction caused by precipitation, this study investigated the mineralogy of Mn oxides and the possibilities of removing the solid precipitates by dissolution.
Lasagna Cat may have taught us the comedic value of acting-out comics, and Garfield Minus Garfield the transformative possibilities of removing a strip's central element, but filming a live-action version of a Johnny Ryan cartoon that omits both the joke and all the dialogue is so next level I'm surprised watching this video to the end doesn't melt the face right off your skull.
A mathematical study compared the possibilities of removing the small solute urea with CRRT and IRRT.
It is important that doctors and patients become aware of the possibilities of removing the uncertainty of the diagnosis of recurrent attacks of vertigo or hearing loss when the symptom profile does not fit 'classical' Ménière's disease.
This paper [24] also discusses the possibility of removing lignin with the ionic liquid and recovering a separate and possibly more valuable lignin fraction.
The possibility of removing presidential term limits was only one of a variety of measures.
But Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary, and Paul Wolfowitz, his deputy, also float the possibility of removing Saddam Hussein in Iraq.
It even leaves open the possibility of removing price caps on regulated fares, such as season tickets.
"It would be discrimination," a spokesman said, but added that the party was willing to examine the possibility of removing the right to dual citizenship.
The opinion by the fisheries service, a part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, made no mention of the possibility of removing four dams on the lower Snake River that sit on the annual migration route of some of the more imperiled species.
