Sentence examples for proven possibility from inspiring English sources
This paper shows proven possibility of using CFD for designing rotor type of recuperation systems.
This chapter focuses on the advantages and limitations of these coronavirus expression systems, the attempts to increase their expression levels by studying the transcription-regulating sequences (TRSs), and the proven possibility of modifying their tissue and species-specificity.
The small size of the intended targets and the proven possibility of visual detection by human operator led us to select an infrared video imager as our sensor of choice.
But for those who blessed with a chronic pizza face, hormones, sugar and stress from our miserable lives are a few of the scientifically proven possibilities behind our facial situations.
I think one of the main reasons this fight came to a controversial ending, other than downright incompetence or the ever-present and hard to prove possibility of corruption on behalf of the judges and the other parties involved, is that it was a supremely nuanced fight.
In many previous studies, it was proven that possibility of tracking the user's movements allows the simulation realism to be improved.
We have proven the possibility of radioimmunotherapy targeting hK2 in subcutaneous prostate cancer xenografts.
This pilot study has proven the possibility of quantification of distribution of micro- and nanosized particles in tissue samples, which had previously been one of the main challenges of the clinical research in nanopathology.
If noninferiority was statistically proven, the possibility that moxifloxacin is superior to amoxicillin/clavulanic acid was tested in the intent-to-treat (ITT) population, using a one-sided test at the 2.5% level.
They had proved the possibility of Sn could be a possible option as the absorber material for solar cells, but also showed that pure Sn perovskite solar cells did not produce any photovoltaic performance.
Vasubandhu sets up, and meets, these objections in order to prove the possibility, and hence the viability of the theory, that everything in experience is appearance only.
