"possibility to present" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "We have the possibility to present this project to the board."
Recent advances in computer hardware and software technology provide the opportunity to track the 3D flight path of free-flying insects and process these data in real-time, opening up the possibility to present dynamic stimuli to free-flying animals.
The main feature of the R-function theory is the possibility to present all geometric information given in the boundary value problem in analytical form, which allows one to seek a solution in the form of some formula called the solution structure.
But it benefits from the possibility to present pictures to the respondent consecutively.
The number of all possible combinations of mutations in the RT is immense and it is therefore beyond any practical possibility to present their complete analysis in a written report.
The sensitivity to change of the scale was confirmed by the possibility to present statistically significant differences in mobility during the hospital stay and a very high ES.
Both offer the possibility to present delays that can result from either perceived or actual barriers, that is disincentives to act.
"Now with WebGL finally implemented in every common browser and libraries like three.js or babylon.js, we are facing a bunch of new possibilities to present products on websites".
The other possibility is to present a specific blend of CC that interferes with nestmate discrimination.
Another possibility is to present the model in an Excel sheet or e.g. as a PDA application.
To describe the between-individual variance of the population, one possibility is to present the proportion that meet a criterion of interest at different time points.
Aside from making all the data available so that others can scrutinise it, one way to compensate for this possibility is to present all the data in broader system organ class groups.
