Sentence examples for possible through the application of from inspiring English sources
A generation-over-generation examination of policy choices is made possible through the application of soft systems modeling of experience and learning effects.
Improvements in the physical properties of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), without changes in the covalent chemistry, have long been possible through the application of binary component solids.
The study concluded that it is possible through the application of DfD criteria on precast concrete systems and elements to change the liner life-cycle model to a cyclic one.
Evapotranspiration (ET) is a key variable for hydrologic, climatic and agricultural studies. ET cannot be measured in many situations and its estimation is only possible through the application of mathematical models. ET is commonly calculated relying on reference evapotranspiration (ETo) or potential evapotranspiration (PET).
Additionally, improvement in survival after colorectal cancer would be possible through the application of a fecal occult blood test [ 32].
It has been possible through the application of extensive molecular test panel, based on PCR assays, on CSF.
The functionalization study of prepared graphene was possible through the applications of XPS (Ultra Kratos) and IR (Perkin Elmer) on the dried graphene.
It has become possible only through the application of modern labour saving technologies for intensive on-farm mechanization, irrigation, postharvest handling and use of improved crop varieties.
This shale gas "revolution" was made possible primarily through the application of drilling and completion technologies, particularly horizontal wells completed in multiple hydraulic fracturing stages (multi-fractured horizontal wells, or MFHWs).
In this way, it has been possible to generate, through the application of Fourier series, the road surface profile of the pavement by applying the Eq. (9).
If, on the other hand, the human brain is not a machine, if it is something else, something more, perhaps something with a soul, whatever that is, then human consciousness is not a technological, but a philosophical problem, and as such not possible to solve through the application of scientific method.
