Sentence examples for possibility to effect from inspiring English sources
As a gay person I think that we're in an amazing time of history where our actions have the possibility to effect change, and I didn't feel that way when I was a kid.
The possibility of receiving monetary support through an NGO also has the possibility to effect their narratives in a way that inadvertently rewards stories of hardship or sensationalism.
The added value of the probabilistic assessment is the quantification of total risk from any exposure pattern and the possibility to investigate effects on specified percentiles of species effect combinations.
Combining gene expression data from multiple studies creates the possibility to compare effects and look for common or specific responses.
The main advantage of our approach is the possibility to measure effects on genetics at different levels of biological organization (molecular, cellular, and population level) with a time- and cost-effective system owing to the three well-established techniques.
A noticeable result coming out of this study is the strong effect of concentration polarisation, and the possibility to limit this effect using the microchannel configuration.
Although we cannot rule out off-target effects of subolesin RNAi in ticks, evidence suggested that this was not a likely possibility to explain the effect of subolesin knockdown on tick gene expression pattern.
Second, we were interested in a motor task providing us the possibility to contrast the effect of an implicit processing of emotional information tuned with the particular motor behavior, with the effect of less specific emotional information.
Thus, even though no clear-cut and replicable interaction effects were found, the possibility to investigate such effects seems to be a very useful addition.
The presented method provides a possibility to study local effect of inhomogeneous geometric properties.
The concept of strategic consistency offers us the possibility to analyze the effect of prior experience gained by earlier-executed transactions of a similar kind.
