Sentence examples for possibility to analyse from inspiring English sources
Against the background of a wide variety of discussed risk factors for knee OA, the ArGon study provided the possibility to analyse a large amount of these possible different predictors in multivariable conditional analyses for men and women.
The possibility to analyse the outer part of the lungs separately makes it possible to discriminate between healthy and non-healthy distributions in this region (see Figures 4 and 5).
A single manifold gives the possibility to analyse either Fe(II) or ΣFe [Fe(II) + Fe III)] in situ, or ΣFe in the lab on hydrothermal seawater samples.
AMS combines ultra low detection limits and the possibility to analyse isotope ratios that can be difficult with traditional instruments and has been used in a number of applications on the consequences and uses of releases from nuclear energy.
A novel, so-called laboratory-in-a-cell concept has been described, where advantage is taken of micro- and nanotechnological tools to enable precise control of the biochemical cellular environment; these tools also offer the possibility to analyse the composition of single cells.
Another advantage of simulating the reservoir behaviour is the possibility to analyse the sensitivities of parameters involved in the hydrothermal circulation (or in other physical processes).
The current study employs free software readily available and widespread in professional practice to explore the currently available possibilities to analyse the dynamic interaction between microclimate and building.
Provision of a set of features to study the different pathways at different levels of detail, including at least the most common functionalities of other client tools (see Table 1 ); novel functionalities will also be of interest, such the possibilities to analyse the relationships between different pathways.
The possibility to accurately analyse the buckling and postbuckling behaviour of plates with delaminations of irregular shapes by utilisation of circular or elliptic delaminations was studied.
The possibility to reliably analyse minute amounts of intact viruses by mass spectrometry opens new perspectives in analytical and functional lipid studies on a wider range of viruses including pathogenic human ones, which are difficult to purify in large amounts.
Another essential value of the method is the possibility to retrospectively analyse huge series of samples of archive material since it is optimized for DNA from paraffin embedded tissues.
