Sentence examples for possible to characterize a from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is possible to characterize a microorganism by its antigenic makeup as well as to identify microorganisms by using one of many different serological tests.

It is possible to characterize a multivariate density by the geometry of its density level sets.

These features make it possible to characterize a detailed distribution of curvatures in the handwriting.

With separate comprehensive elemental distribution images from the entire paint surface, the technique makes it possible to characterize a painting's surface and subsurface layers, which may include grounds, underdrawing, underpainting, compositional changes (pentimenti) and even abandoned compositions [1 4].

It was not possible to characterize an average time lag from funding to impact more precisely, as many studies lacked detailed data on funding patterns over time, and where specified, the funding increase was mostly gradual and continuing into the period of impact evaluation.

For particular spectra, such as [6,29,06,−29,−6] (where exponents denote eigenvalue multiplicities), there is a unique such family, which makes it possible to characterize all graphs with this spectrum.

As such, and assuming that an endophenotype has a greater potential to target one of the many pathophysiological deficits that in combination may lead to a disorder, present results support the view that it may be possible to characterize with a certain degree of refinement the associations between genotype and semiology.

And whereas both the choreography and many of the designs for "The Little Mermaid" made it possible to characterize it as a ballet in pastels, "The Nightingale" was so bright in its costuming and dance steps that it attracted attention from the outset.

Recent advances of sequencing technologies made it possible to characterize genomes of a number of angiosperm species.

Compared to a cell this system is simple and easily controlled, making it possible to characterize the roles of a limited set of proteins in the higher order assembly of actin filaments.

Despite expanding knowledge on the biology of MPCs, until now it was not possible to characterize these cells using a single marker.