Sentence examples for possible introducing from inspiring English sources

And, as if this challenge were not grand enough, Greenberg also tries to explain the highly complex technologies that have made a project like WikiLeaks possible, introducing such hidden gems of geek cuisine as "salt hashing" and "onion routing".

In order to avoid as much as possible introducing overhead in the software execution, the proposed flow is based on a hardware solution.

Petersburg, Moscow and the historically important towns near it called the Golden Ring; I also wanted to take her into the country's landscape and, if possible, introduce her to the ordinary life of Russians.

The lack of data from privately financed hospitals could cause concern of possible introduced bias.

Efforts to examine patient samples by genetic, cytogenetic, and epigenetic methods are important to identify biomarkers to improve patient classification and, if possible, introduce personalized therapy for MM.

The amplified ITS1 sequence was 330 bp and for such short sequence the possible introduced amplification errors caused by DNA polymerase are minimal and would not affect the fidelity of species identification.

The assignments were not about their health problem, but were written in a "clinical realism" style, which, where possible, introduced some details about how they lived with their disorder into each piece of writing.

This is surely a valid assumption for the RM; it may not be for the HtMM and, therefore, the possible introduced error on the elbow angle due to pronatoin/supination was estimated.

Similar results were obtained when we used the median number of reads for the 10 transcripts interrogated by the capture array (P < 1 × 10−9), which takes into account <span class="lh">possible introduced variance in the capturing efficacy.

Play the host as much as possible, introduce artists potential buyers to spark conversations.

Supersymmetry remains one possible answer, introducing a new particle (transaction) for every existing one, with the opposite sign.