Sentence examples for possible to make direct from inspiring English sources

It is not yet possible to make direct Eulerian measurements of vertical velocities less than 1000 m day−1.

In countries where there are fewer organisations involved, it may be possible to make direct contact with decision-makers from all sectors.

As with conventional surface absorbers, it is possible to make direct absorbing collectors 'selective' where short wavelength absorption is maximised, but long wavelength emission is minimised.

It is unfortunately not possible to make direct use of the Fokker-Planck equation in an ordinary sense for the derivation of fatigue crack length distribution under random loading since a fatigue crack generally grows, on the average, very rapidly to the state of infinite length within a finite length of time, and once it reaches such a state it remains therein forever.

Over the past 13 years, there are only limited data about the failures of the control computer which is not possible to make direct decisions through statistical methods upon them.

This means that for the very early events it is not possible to make direct correlation between the simulated results and quantitative results obtained experimentally by SDS-PAGE gels.

However, in order to unlock the potential power of comparative genomic approaches to accelerate studies of the origin, regulation, and function of individual genes it is necessary to enable the broadest possible range of scientists to make direct comparisons across the genomes of large groups of related species.

While it is not possible from this study to make direct connections between enzymatic activity and volatile production, one can link the effect of water deficit on the transcript abundance of enzymes involved in volatile production and there are clear effects of water deficit on fruity aromas in both red and white wines [ 36, 58, 5].

Since the densities of Si and Ge are different, and since the measured NWs have different radius, data are analyzed to make direct comparison possible.

Identical timing parameters for the visual task and the tactile task were used to make direct comparison possible between the results of the tactile and visual task.

To make direct comparison possible, ten patients received 11.2 +/- 0.3 and 11.1 +/- 0.2 mg (n = 5) or 51.1 +/- 0.1 and 51.0 +/- 0.4 mg (n = 5) of both mE48 IgG and mU36 IgG labelled with 131I and 125I simultaneously and underwent surgery 7-8 dafterfter injection.