Sentence examples for possible determination from inspiring English sources
Such densities make possible determination of the neutron lifetime with an improved level of accuracy using novel neutron traps.
When someone utters in a sentence "something that is black" and "something that is light", respectively, two different sorts of things can be meant by those expressions: (1) the meant object is closed to further possible determination; (2) the meant object is open to further possible determination.
In addition, novel membrane-mimicking media made possible determination of solution NMR structures of IMPs in a native-like lipid environment.
The aim of our study was to evaluate the possible determination of everolimus in whole blood using a commercialized microparticle enzyme immunoassay for sirolimus determination.
Characteristic features of prognoses and planning in metrology for possible determination of results and directions of metrological assurance development are described.
As the determination does not need the presence of an indicator, it does not have the possible determination error for the wide range of pH that an indicator presents.
If we ask ourselves: what are the possible determinations of 'line', the principle would not tell us that 'straight' is such a determination.
At the same time, nothing more is needed than the single idea of being, and its possible determinations, brought about through sensation, to explain all intellectual principles and the ramifications of thought.
Hence by going through the universalization of any determinate entity, we reach the overturning of that determination into something that expresses itself as all other determinations, and at the same time undermines its own privileged status as ultimate foundation, making all other possible determinations equally unconditional, all-pervasive, universal, absolute.
Chemical analyses from Geosecs makes possible the determination of circulation paths, speeds, and mixing rates of ocean currents.
Electrometric titration makes possible the determination of the approximate number of carboxyl groups, ammonium groups, histidines, and tyrosines per molecule of protein.
