Sentence examples for possible to indicate that from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is only possible to indicate that no risk has been identified thus far.

It was possible to indicate that they had run on an empty stomach in the morning.

Compound extensions are also allowed, making it possible to indicate that two or more extensions apply simultaneously.

Similarly, if there are multiple components to an item whereby it might be possible to indicate that a part is present (ie, 'yes') and another absent (ie 'no') an appropriate fraction of completeness will be given.

Bringing in Mr. Volcker seemed to indicate that was possible, but at crucial points the firm's management seemed to be unable to act, and in the end it was unable to cut a deal to give Andersen new life.

This includes the prospective follow-up design with predictors derived from baseline assessments with a well established interview instrument [ 15- 19], including relatively detailed data on substance use pattern prior to incarceration, making it possible to indicate problem areas that need assessment, intervention and follow-up in criminal justice clients with substance use problems.

The sensitivity analysis showed considerable uncertainty in the results of the model and thus it is not possible to indicate clearly that the intervention was cost-effective.

Finite element method is closer to the clinical situation, and we accept that the qualitative behaviour of a dry skull does not simulate with a high degree of accuracy in the clinical situation, it is possible to indicate the way that the two maxillary halves separate during expansion and how the effect of the force influences the other craniofacial structures.

With these models, it is possible to indicate the potential distribution of species that would arise under spatial conditions that cause unlimited landscape accessibility and habitat suitability.

Second the history of variation may be represented by a tree: for example, the evolutionary history of a gene (irrespective to HGT) may be depicted by a tree and it is possible to indicate on each branch the mutations that occurred, and therefore to follow the history of variation of this gene.

Additional comments from Reviewer 3 based on the discussion between the reviewers: Discussion on comment 1: With respect to the presented "autoinhibitory model" it would be possible for the authors to indicate that the model that is put forward in the paper is one of many possibilities, and perhaps present hypotheses for alternate models that might be consistent with their observations.