Sentence examples for possibility for determining from inspiring English sources
Note that, there is no possibility for determining drug-drug interactions.
Another possibility for determining the values of kcat(h) and KM h) is to restrict the analysis to data points in the regions of substrate concentration at which substrate inhibition is not yet revealed and to employ the simple Michaelis-Menten equation.
Because of this increasing possibility for determining an individuals' risk of transmitting a condition to his or her offspring and the potential opportunities and threats generated by these results to individual citizens and society as a whole, the Health Council of the Netherlands (2008), for example, emphasized the need for criteria for a responsible offer of genetic DTC screening as well.
There are different possibilities for determining reputation and can be classified into human-based or (semi-) automated approaches.
To compare the experimental axial propagation with the theory, we have implemented in the software the possibility of determining, for each phase-hologram, ΦSLM x,y), the tri-dimensional intensity profile of the corresponding beam around the objective focal plane.
Although two data points cannot conclusively indicate a trend, this correlation gives support for the possibility of determining some subsurface properties using remote sensing images of surface patterned ground.
The robustness of the current model and speed of determining the burn rate behavior allow for the possibility of determining the particle size distribution required to meet the burn rate specifications of a specific propellant for practical applications before actually embarking on making the propellant.
The infrared investigation of pectic derivatives allows for the possibility of determining some functional groups which occur in pectic compounds [ 19].
In the current report, we present a voltammetric study on the biological attack of a set of bacteria and fungi species to reconstructed paint films containing verdigris as a pigment aimed to assess the possibility of determining specific responses for the different types of biodegradation.
The possibility of determining Henry's constant for a gas which can be absorbed physically and undergoes irreversible chemical reaction in the liquid phase is shown.
Savage's theory leaves open this possibility, but offers no resources for determining whether acts, states and outcomes are defined in a way that reflects causal relationships rather than mere probabilistic relationships.
