Sentence examples for possibility to replicate from inspiring English sources

The occupied area of the FPGA used is less than 1% of the total available area, which give us the possibility to replicate several times the encoding system and thus, several frames or different collections of lines of the same image can be compressed in a parallel way.

The significance of behavioral neuroscience and the validity of its animal models of human pathology largely depend on the possibility to replicate a given finding across different laboratories.

The transferability may also be limited as a single-case study design confines the possibility to replicate the results [ 26].

The possibilities to replicate and improve fan experiences throughout the world will benefit everyone.

We also explored the possibility that failure to replicate individual SNPs could arise due to differences in the structure of linkage disequilibrium between discovery and replication subject groups as has been suggested by some investigators [11].

A straightforward way to assess this possibility would be to replicate similar experiments to those performed by Otto Warburg and others on regenerating tissues.

Smart micro assembly techniques (such as on-the-machine assembly) together with hybrid structures (as metal inserts in polymer matrix) are suitable solutions to manufacture new micro products with several integrated functionalities, reduced number of components and assembly phases, as well as the possibility to be replicated in a high number of specimens.

Sister-group comparisons offer a possibility to study replicated evolutionary events.

Since these characteristics are not usually investigated or analyzed in many of the studies, there is a possibility that the failure to replicate is due to interactions between genes and environmental factors as well as to gene-gene interactions.

Almost all the arthritogenic viruses, including EBV, rubella, parvovirus B19, hepatitis B and C, HIV, HTLV1 and Ross River Fever, activate NF-κB in order to replicate, suggesting the possibility that arthritis develops as a side-effect of NF-κB activation.

These leave open the possibility of many inexpensive models in which to replicate the gene annotation performed as part of the Python Project.