Sentence examples for possible an analysis from inspiring English sources

That number could be much higher than Congress thought possible; an analysis by the Natural Resources Defense Council has shown that the California standard, adopted nationally, would put the country on a trajectory to far surpass the 35 m.p.g.

This simply means that the Triple Helix theory has a heuristic and epistemic function: it makes possible an analysis of an emerging innovation and of the various interactions transforming this innovation into an artifact embedded in a society.

Second, even in cases where a complete symmetry analysis is not possible, an analysis of the small-scale model can be informative about the robustness of the corresponding large-scale model.

IIIp39s therefore identifies the good and evil for a person with broader classes of things, and makes possible an analysis of good and evil in terms of something other than an individual person's current desires.

Although calibrating historical data with modern observations and levels of laboratory confirmed accuracy is not possible, an analysis of the consistency of seasonal peaks in mortality among multiple data sets is possible.

If possible, an analysis of a three-generation pedigree should be undertaken in conjunction with the woman's breast cancer pathology.

Bold and italic, both interacting residues are present; italic, only one residue is present; dash, no alignment possible a Analysis was performed using Clustal W. b each combination represents an allele in yeast mutagenesis studies.

The PALS quantification of the RAF was possible through an analysis of changes in the hole size thermal expansivity of the nanocomposites as a function of clay composition.

In cREMaG, a maximal range of 15 kbp is possible for an analysis starting 10 kbp upstream of the TSS and finishing 5 kbp downstream of the TSS.

However, it is possible that an analysis of larger numbers of subjects might show differences.

Nonetheless, in cases of possible heterogeneity, an analysis was performed on the log-transformed data.