Sentence examples for possibility identification of from inspiring English sources
In support of this possibility, identification of regulatory single nucleotide polymorphisms in the RBP4 gene associated with type 2 diabetes has been recently reported [ 27, 28], while correlations of RBP4 with insulin resistance have been confirmed in experimental clinical approaches in humans [ 7].
The problem of the number of the parameters involved is discussed and the possibility of identification of the input forces characteristics is presented.
Its online notices state that "All Apple product MUST have iCloud accounts removed and 'Find My iPhone' disabled to qualify for payment", which reduces the possibility of identification of stolen items.
X-ray induced photoelectron (XPS) and Auger electron spectroscopy (XAES) provided the possibility for identification of different chemical states of the constituents of the corrosion protective layers.
However, the existence of viral genetic variations that are robustly associated with outcome of therapy raises the possibility that identification of key viral sequence motifs may help predict the outcome of therapy.
It also gives a possibility of identification of the dangerous components in mixed exposures and of the relevant reactive intermediates in cases of complex metabolism.
The study was carried out on data routinely collected by health services and linkage was performed on anonymized records without any possibility of identification of individuals.
Approval from The University of Western Ontario Health Sciences Research Ethics Board was not required because this was a secondary analysis with no possibility of identification of individual survey respondents.
The current data, if confirmed, raise the possibility of identification of subjects at risk even when traditional risk factors do not indicate risk, facilitating early identification of those with an increased chance of developing micro- or macroalbuminuria.
Diagnosis of PTB in pediatric population represents a challenge due to nonspecific nature of its signs and symptoms and to the low possibility of identification of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, as we found in this series of cases (only in 30.4%).
However Model 2, when results do not differ markedly from those obtained in Model 1, allows the possibility of identification of which of the POPs under study is primarily responsible for the association, and is theoretically superior.
