Sentence examples for possible to trigger from inspiring English sources

However, we demonstrate here that it is possible to trigger a transition to the precipitation of a crystalline modification of Si3N4 by switching to a denitriding medium at the same temperature.

The objective is therefore to achieve a wire section as small as possible, to trigger the electromigration also at lower current, obtaining a better control and a more regular shape.

Researchers concluded that it is possible to trigger neural processes specific to the feeling of familiarity regardless of the type of triggering stimuli via processes that are likely related to the semantic memory system.

Intuitively, the wider the available bandwidth is, the better the requirement of SU will be satisfied, and it is less possible to trigger the channel switch in the next time slot.

The combination of RF-switchable aggregation and temperature-responsive release kinetics of a lipophilic substance makes it possible to trigger particle aggregation and deposition remotely, and thus control the release kinetics of encapsulated payload in both time and space.

However, we cannot rule out that, through utilization of the carboxylates as a linkage between CdSe with PCBA, it is possible to trigger the energy transfer in the hybrid material since the length scale of domain in PCBA-capped CdSe is smaller than typical values for Förster energy transfer (<10 nm) [36].

But, we are hypothesizing the involvement of CYPs in the activation of caspases as another possible route to trigger the apoptosis signalling in PC12 cells receiving MCP exposure.

Therefore, we believe that one possible way to trigger retinal degeneration in mice with an activated UPR is to induce overexpression of pro-inflammatory cytokines in the photoreceptors.

Although it is possible to manually trigger a fluorescent mode of processing, we omit this option and directly pursue the design of an automatic fluorescence detector.

But I also find that it's sometimes possible to accidentally trigger the screen when removing the phone from a pocket or bag, making potential modern equivalents of butt dials a real possibility.

Last but not least, several interesting open problems are pointed out with possible addressing ideas to trigger more research efforts in this emerging area.