Sentence examples for possible to detect many from inspiring English sources
Dr Spire says it should be possible to detect many diseases within 12 hours of an animal becoming ill.
PayCash includes novel techniques to generate trustworthy records of all transactions, making it possible to detect many forms of fraud.
It can be seen that even near the mean value of the whole picture, it is possible to detect many simulated objects.
But unlike those and other detection schemes, Mirkin and colleagues say, the new approach should make it possible to detect many different target compounds simply by altering the sensing molecule.
Moreover, in GC MS analysis using the electron-impact ionization method, it is possible to detect many fragment peaks derived from each compound; these fragment peaks provide information of the structure of the metabolites and thereby help to identify the detected peaks as known metabolites.
We expect that it should be possible to detect many more cases of overprinting, if one does not only search annotated reading frames, as we have done here.
"Instead, we were able to detect many times that number".
On the other hand, the usefulness of the primer set developed by Tang et al. [ 29] for detection of astrovirus seems to have been confirmed, as it was possible to detect astroviruses with many sequence variations.
Microarray technology, because of its intrinsic complexity and that of the transcriptome, has reached an intermediate stage of maturity compared with sequencing [ 39]; it is possible to detect variations in expression of many but not all gene transcripts under normal and perturbed conditions.
It's possible to detect versions of Negroponte's vision in many recent developments, from the "suggested articles" based on your surfing which now appear on many websites, to services such as Paper.li, which selects social media links according to your stated interests.
Above all, motif enrichment provided many more reads for these loci, making it possible to detect the polymorphism in flanking regions of particular interest for primer design [ 34- 36].
