Sentence examples for possibility for checking from inspiring English sources

For facilities that engaged in data based quality improvement efforts, there was the possibility for checking the accuracy and consistency of their data, but there is little evidence that this was a common practice[ 11, 12].

If there is possibility for checking the real lighting effect, take it and have a straight glare for checking lighting effect.

EFSA (2) makes clear in two separate sections that analysis "should allow for the possibility of checking for possible site-specific effects, i.e. genotype × site interactions" and that details should be given of the "results of any [such] test of interaction between the test materials and sites".

It is dependent on the type of collection, the feasibility of providing genetic counselling and the possibility of checking the findings for clinical validity and utility.

The possibility of checking only a small portion of the total search space was increasingly desirable for finding an overall optimal solution.

One possibility to check for systematic errors in phylogenetic analyses is the comparison of the results based on independent data sets.

This offers the possibility to check for the suitability of the programme in different settings - our second goal - and to compare its effectiveness and utility within them.

They also described the perception of an increase of safety, due to the possibility to check for exceeding waits at a glance rather than going through the paper registry.

The Optimus drone is equipped with a swappable payload and battery, giving it the possibility to check fences for gaps during the day and watch for heat signatures at night during its 30-minute flights.

To control for this possibility, we checked whether the abundance of yeast proteins in general, or of only those proteins which are part of complexes, is correlated with fitness data.

Our expectation was reinforced by the fact that March himself (1976) pointed to the importance of this attitude for the technology of foolishness, initiating a whole stream of literature that we subsumed under the heading n. 7. Our expectations had a concrete possibility to be checked, for we could compare the interview made by P. Gurisatti in 2003 within the ISCOM project to our own interviews.