Sentence examples for possible to confer from inspiring English sources

It would also not be possible to confer a power upon a domestic intelligence agency that could be used to detain and coercively question non-suspect citizens.

By extending this approach to include digital imaging and computer-aided systems it may be possible to confer greater objectivity to methods of immunohistochemical scoring [ 27].

Notably, while it is possible to confer insensitivity to sulfanilamides by a single base pair change in the DHPS gene [ 3, 8], no mutations within the HPPK/DHPS sequences were observed with the mutants of interest.

Sixty-eight genes were identified with MSP as possible candidates to confer resistance to COS-5.44 (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

But neither does it seem possible for me to confer existence on my act of deciding as an aspect of the act itself.

Specific primers for the cyt b gene of all eight Puccinia species were developed, which easily amplified the fragment of the gene including all possible mutations known to confer resistance to QoIs in several plant pathogens.

It is entirely possible for the majority to confer the rule of the community on a king and his heirs, or a group of oligarchs or on a democratic assembly.

In order to obtain additional information that could support the elucidation of their possible function and contribution to confer protection against acetic acid in the S. cerevisiae haa1∆ mutant, a prediction of conserved functional domains [ 19] and transmembrane helices (http://www.cbs.dtu.dk/services/TMHMM/) was attempted.

"That suffices to confer First Amendment protection".

Recently, two H. defensa strains were found not to confer any additional protection beyond that of their resistant host aphid genotype [ 12] suggesting this may be the case, although it is also possible these strains would confer protection in a susceptible background, but that benefits are not additive.

By screening a library of Dictyostelium REMI mutants, it was possible to identify genes conferring resistance to naringenin.