Sentence examples for possible to utilise from inspiring English sources
The recent development in the fields of hypermedia, computer, and network technology makes it possible to utilise computer and network based learning to meet these new demands.
Besides the commercial kits are distributed by the patentee, MRC-Holland™, it makes it possible to utilise custom-designed MLPA probes for a targeted use of this technique.
The computers together with network technology have made it possible to utilise computer based learning material for supporting the teaching of control engineering.
This paper examines whether it is possible to utilise optimisation techniques to enhance the efficiency of the experiment-based development of a new product.
"The malware writers put a lot of effort into making it as efficient as possible to utilise the computing power in the best way," Light Cyber's founder Giora Engel told the BBC.
In summary, we have successfully expressed the bNAb VRC01 using P. pastoris and have shown that it is possible to utilise both the α-MF signal peptide and the murine IgG1 signal peptide for secretion.
Now was a time to to push the bounds of what is possible, and to utilise our competitive nature for the advancement of a craft in which we all place a great amount of value.
"He is a key member of our team and I hope that we can give him a car as soon as possible that allows him to utilise his very large talents to the full.
All efforts were made to minimise animal suffering, to reduce the number of animals used, and to utilise possible alternatives to in vivo techniques.
Nonetheless, it may be possible to better utilise echocardiography and rationalise the use of limited resources.
However, these LMIC also need to utilise all possible opportunities to prevent and control diabetes: DSME/S can be a cost-effective measure that may help control diabetes and prevent its complications in these countries where 70% of the total global current cases of diabetes occur 9 and where it affects men and women at younger ages.
