Sentence examples for proven the possibility from inspiring English sources
We have proven the possibility of radioimmunotherapy targeting hK2 in subcutaneous prostate cancer xenografts.
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.
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.
This study has proven the possibility of quantification of distribution of micro- and nanosized particles in tissue samples and that the NPs may deposit in deeper layers of mucosa and their elemental composition may be related to professional exposition to the sources of NPs.
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.
The importance of this study is that, for the first time, it was possible to carry out in vivo experiments to prove the possibility to achieve a controlled drug release upon the ON/OFF application of an electric field, giving pulsatile release profiles.
Formal theology only proves the possibility of God's existence; it doesn't demonstrate the fact of God as such.
Both expeditions were intended to prove the possibility of ancient transoceanic contacts between distant civilizations and cultures.
Andrews also stars in "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt," as a journalist who fabricates evidence that he himself committed an unsolved murder in order to prove the possibility of the state's executing an innocent man.
Its aim is to prove the possibility of emulating Thatcher's model of politics, whilst ditching large chunks of its policy base – which, arguably, merely represents a surface texture to the interests of big capital.
Magnetic tape implied both duration and (as Glenn Gould famously proved) the possibility of editing, thus, of recording as a kind of art form independent of the preservation of an event; over time, the live performance of music tended toward precision rather than expression, and I've been to concerts by famous musicians whose intention seems to be the delivery of a CD-quality performance live.
