Sentence examples for possibility to carry from inspiring English sources

Airoldi points out the possibility to carry out protein selection within nano-sized engineered channels.

It's a possibility to carry in your head as you walk around the Royal Academy's new exhibition, Manet: Portraying Life.

The possibility to carry over optimal procedures from one model to another then allows a better conceptual understanding of asymptotic inference.

At the same time the availability of new micro-data sets (on individuals) and the possibility to carry out record linkage allow to calculate "traditional" cross-sectional measures of integration with a longitudinal approach.

We discuss the possibility to carry out experiments to test the universality of free fall, the WEP, on Drop Tower Bremen with higher accuracy and report on experimental results.

Even though LOC devices with the possibility to carry out multi-step syntheses have been designed, surprisingly, such systems have not been utilized for carrying out simultaneous synthesis and bio-functionalization of nanomaterials.

The results confirm the fact that ICT provide tools and channels that have multiplied the possibilities to carry out collaborative projects, providing quality assurance to share and communicate.

Jewish power, which grows steadily, will also increase our possibilities to carry out the transfer on a large scale". But it was not only the Zionist leaders who believed transfer was the solution to the problem of Palestine and its successful partition.

0.66 0.75 I have the possibilities to carry out investigations to answer questions coming from teachers or discussions in my class.

0.62 0.67 Factor6: Investigation (IN), Actual α = 0.85, Preferred α = 0.90 I have the possibilities to carry out investigations to test my ideas in my class.

The use of the CPR number, in combination with a long history of health registries in Scandinavian countries offers unique possibilities to carry out valuable pharmacoepidemiological studies that may otherwise be considered unethical or too expensive.