Sentence examples for possible to evidence from inspiring English sources

By calculating GSH volumetric productivity (mg/l day), it was possible to evidence the best conditions (GSH max.

The study of dose-response predictions using non-linear regression should be the goal, but the only two doses generally used in these tests do not make it possible to evidence linearity as we indicated.

About the VOC reactivity, from Table 2 it is possible to evidence that the olefin fraction is prevalent in the VOC composition (about 40%) and consequently plays an important and interesting role in the atmospheric chemical and photochemical reactions [26] with the aromatic fraction (about 15% of the total VOCs).

Unfortunately, it was not possible to evidence that these factors influenced thrombocytopenia developed by this dog, as well as hepatomegaly and splenomegaly.

In spite of a bright positivity for CD133 antigen during Mycoplasma hyorhinis contamination, after antibiotic decontamination it was possible to evidence a decrease in the percentage of CD133 positive cellular population.

It should be an arduous task to replace the bear bile by product with the same composition, but it is possible to evidence the comparable therapeutic effect of herbal substitute with scientific approaches.

So we tried to stick as close as possible to evidence-based medicine and not sort of traditional ways and means of dealing with things, but really to make it, have it scientifically founded".

FROM lines of evidence converging from apparently widely separated fields it now appears possible to assemble evidence indicating that cell division in micro-organisms, and probably also in other organisms, is under the control of a unit enzymatic mechanism.

For tandem arrays present only in T. brucei it was not possible to find evidence for concerted evolution, given that lack of variation itself is not evidence.

"It's just not possible to produce evidence each and every time" one transports money, he said.

It is possible to have evidence collected in Britain in SARCs if still within the timeframe, which depends on substance and circumstances.