Sentence examples for possibility of large numbers from inspiring English sources

The state of Palestine would be designated the homeland for Palestinians who desired to return home, ruling out the possibility of large numbers entering Israel.

Ever since the attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine in January, and then November's coordinated Paris attacks on a stadium, bars and a rock concert, French authorities have dreaded the possibility of large numbers of children being caught up in a fresh attack.

Some have argued that the above figure should have a downward trend because of improvements in weather forecasting whereas we interpret the experience of the 2009 Victorian fires in which 173 people lost their lives as suggesting that even with near perfect forecasts there is always the possibility of large numbers of fatalities.

"We recommend that the Bill be amended so as to ensure that the description in the warrant is sufficiently specific to enable any person unknown, but who is the subject of it, to be identified and to prevent the possibility of large numbers of people being potentially within the scope of a vaguely worded warrant".

The situation is further complicated by the possibility of large numbers of haplotypes in a single individual, so that polymorphic sites may vary widely among themselves in secondary peak height.

FCA has several advantages such as discrimination of target cells from effector cells and of dead ones from live target cells, enumeration of NK subsets, and possibility of large number of tests.

Coupling lexical analysis with computer-determined classification functions of student responses opens the possibility for the critical evaluation of large numbers of constructed-response items, allowing application in large STEM classrooms.

The development of technologies to generate human embryonic stem cells (ESCs) raised the possibility of producing large numbers of defined classes of neurons for research and for transplantation.

The major advantages are its easy handling, the possibility of inoculating large numbers of plants and the continuous production of zoospores over a period of at least one month, at any season.

Such data sets are less likely to succumb to sampling and systematic errors [ 13] by offering the possibility of analyzing large numbers of phylogenetically informative characters from different genomic locations, and also of corroborating phylogenetic results by varying the species sampled.

This work also opened up the possibility of making large numbers of differentiated cells from mice engineered to express human disease genes.