Sentence examples for possibilities of testing from inspiring English sources
Since there are presently no established accurate possibilities of testing the propensity to torsade induction during clinical drug development, the regulators require drug-related QT interval changes to be thoroughly investigated with almost all new pharmacological agents.
The cast of about a dozen and a half trim men and women, said to include athletes of Olympic and world championship caliber, spends most of its time and exuberant energy displaying the athletic (and often comedic) possibilities of testing objects plucked from a sizable crate labeled "New Product".
"Then you can go to the climate data, and find out what happened with the climate at these sites in the years when this pathogen showed up". Vredenburg is excited about the possibilities of testing museum specimens from other collections around the world, hoping to find out why and how these extinctions are happening.
Translational evidence of continued AR activation in patients progressing on abiraterone or enzalutamide opens possibilities of testing new LNA ASOs in this population.
We have given a proof of principle of such a model, and we are currently exploring in more depth the possible phenomenology and implications, and the possibility of testing the predictions by analysing different whole-genome duplications.
Obviously, electrophoresis offers an excellent possibility of testing these theories.
But for the scientists, it offered the first possibility of testing their ideas.
We hope we have just opened a new branch of observational cosmology, with the possibility of testing alternative cosmological models.
It would be the first in a series of hearings intended to explore the possibility of testing the mosquitoes in one relatively isolated Key West neighborhood.
The Chinese experiment also raises the ethically fraught possibility of testing new treatments on production lines of primates with identical genes.
The possibility of testing an athlete on the sidelines could also be used in all sports, but particularly football, which includes high-speed collisions on every play.
