Sentence examples for possible to express a from inspiring English sources

It should have been possible to express a pride in Europe, an ownership of Europe as a history, a tradition, an identity – because without that passion for European achievements, heroes and glories how can the EU cause ever hope to fight against the demonic sexiness of national pride?

Then, making no distinction in any way between known and unknown lines, we must unravel the difficulty in any way that shows most naturally the relations between these lines, until we find it possible to express a single quantity in two ways.

With the introduction of the Helmholtz free energy and using the concept of internal variables, it has been possible to express a plastic flow law, characterised by isotropic hardening.

Therefore, it will be possible to express a complete functional human glycoprotein in engineered Drosophila S2 cells by suppressing GlcNAcase and co-expressing additional glycosyltransferases of N-glycosylation pathway.

This is because elections in which it may be possible to express a view about taxes occur only infrequently, whereas there are many commercial decisions every day; because government activity involves coercion; and because reducing taxes even at the national level is far harder than competing by price in the marketplace.

In addition to KIR genotype, MHC-I genotype must be considered since it determines the set of available KIR ligands and since it is possible to express a KIR with or without its cognate MHC-I molecule [ 10, 17].

"There are acceptable boundaries within which it is possible to express an opinion," he said, "as long as it doesn't affect the rights of Orthodox believers".

In HA it is possible to express an axiom of recursive choice CT (for "Church's Thesis"), which contradicts LEM but is (constructively) realizable.

To test whether it was possible to express an antibody during infection, an influenza virus was constructed encoding the heavy chain of an antibody on the PB1 segment and the light chain of an antibody on the PA segment.

Thus, similar cultivars made tolerant to weed killers through direct genetic transfer ("GMOs"!) are subject to endless risk analyses, while for other products, in which it has been possible to express an identical trait, by modifying the genome in different yet targeted ways, the burdensome tests are not imposed.

Alternately, for the acetyltransferase domain, it is possible to express an inactive protein followed by ligation to a synthetic peptide to generate the active enzyme.