Sentence examples for possibility to isolate from inspiring English sources

There was only a small part of low-yield mutants mixed in the high-yield mixture, so there was a high possibility to isolate the desired strain from the high-yield mixture compared with traditional shake flask screening.

The possibility to isolate stem cells from adult instead of fetal porcine skin provides a much easier accessible in vitro model system to investigate the properties and opportunities of non-embryonic stem cells for possible future therapeutic applications.

Recently, first reports on the possibility to isolate, to characterize and to grow in vitro equine umbilical cord matrix mesenchymal stem cells (eUCM-MSCs) have appeared in the literature [10] [13], [31].

It offers the possibility to isolate improved strains or transgenic algae strains [ 42, 43, 50, 58- 60].

In the current study we had the unique possibility to isolate and characterize LECs from lymphangiomas of two young children.

Laser-capture microdissection and RNA amplification technology has allowed the possibility to isolate and examine specific micro-sized cellular areas from heterogeneous tissue components.

The latter are the preferred animal model to study atherosclerosis and hypercholesterolaemia, because of their high serum LDL content and the possibility to easily isolate particles for biochemical and biophysical analyses.

Spreading the genome alterations throughout the population opens up the possibility for scientists to isolate the gene responsible for the transmission of the disease or to inhibit the species from reproducing.

The Americans are pushing strongly for a more inclusive political style; a government more willing to reach out to Sunnis, a step that offers at least the possibility of beginning to isolate the radicals of Isis.

These advantages include the unique characteristics of Internet technology (e.g. the use of video transmission techniques), its cost-effectiveness, the possibility to reach isolated or stigmatized groups, the timeliness and easy access of information or advice, and the flexibility of user control of the intervention [ 60].

We considered the possibility that the failure to isolate modifiers by backcrosses was due to the lack of robustness of the adhesion assay.