Sentence examples for possibility to develop into from inspiring English sources

Although the practical results expressed in terms of economic feasibility or advantages for crop production are controversial, the basic concepts of precision agriculture applied to other inputs, such as time and labor, have theoretical advantages and may have a greater possibility to develop into profitable technology.

Our study provides a new insight into the understanding the function of miR-125 in glioma development and the possibility to develop miR-125b or its mimics as therapeutic agent for the treatment of glioma in patients with p53 mutation.

At the end we describe an excellent and widely used animal model of cyclophosphamide induced cystitis, which gives researches the opportunity to get a better insight into the mechanisms involved and possibility to develop new therapy approaches.

Patients with poor memory have less chance to develop "pain memory", hence less possibility to develop chronic pain.

This will further provide us a possibility to develop some high-performance MEMS sensors.

Recently, it has been shown that the transposase piggyBac integrates at random into the genome of the human malaria parasite P. falciparum offering the possibility to develop forward genetic screens to analyse Plasmodium gene function.

This study gave new insights into the contribution of exosomes to the vanishing of insulin-secreting pancreatic beta-cells and thereby include the possibility to develop new therapies on this pathomechanism.

At 740g, the Handroid is very light, prompting ITK to look into possibilities to develop a prosthetic hand that could be controlled by brain waves or cerebral nerves.

The introduction of Pickering-emulsion effect into BF method can provide new possibilities to develop particle-functionalized porous surface.

Innovative possibilities to develop a 'QSAR for (technical) abatement efficacies' may thus be explored [60].

There are potentially unlimited possibilities to develop techniques, tools, and applications for effective diagnostic systems.