Sentence examples for possibility to call from inspiring English sources

The modules itself are still single-clock modules with the possibility to call other modules on a different clock.

In cases of malfunctions or handling problems, the patients had the possibility to call the study team, which has not been used.

Only after two months did I have the possibility to call them from my mobile phone.

Additionally, patients have the possibility to call between telephone appointments in case of therapy-related complications and side-effects and of psycho-oncological or logistic problems.

At this time, the GPs were supposed to have received the discharge note from the hospital and had had the possibility to call in patients in need of follow-up, in accordance with advice in the discharge note.

That the possibility to call the hospital at any time was highly valued by the patients and probably functioned as a security net, is supported by the results in a qualitative study by Monninkhof et al. [ 25].

An old friend named Al Mark Rendalll) is staying in the apartment Ivy shares with her distracted mother (Maryann Urbano), and a tiny current of sexual possibility -- to call it tension would be false to the film's studious slackness of tone --connects timid two timid young people.

One possibility, therefore, is to call upon influential people in small communities to fight the perceived consensus created by larger authority figures.

The administration is also concerned about the political survival of Mr. Barak, who, after defections from his slender majority government, confronts the possibility of having to call a new election when the Israeli Parliament returns at the end of October.

It's so obnoxious of me: I was an egg who had an egg and now I'm chicken, as usual scooping up both possibilities, or what I used to call possibilities.

Given all the excitement (and caution) over psilocybin's medicinal possibilities, I decided to call a few science and legal experts to find out if Allison's optimism holds up to scrutiny.