Sentence examples for relocation is possible from inspiring English sources
In the first category, relocation is only possible in discrete points (pre-deterministic points) of time (Wesolowsky 1973); however, in the second category, almost any time of planning horizon and relocation is possible (Drezner and Wesolowsky 1991).
The BIA asked if relocation was possible; the country conditions expert also explained the tiny size of Jamaica, which is about the size of Connecticut, to show that it is not ever possible to get away.
The UN confirmed it had also moved 58 of its personnel from Baghdad to Amman in neighbouring Jordan, adding that more relocations were possible.
The optimised threshold values result efficient since: on one side, relocations are possible in fact waiting times are low (as shown in Fig. 11); on the other hand the number of relocations is kept low as it results in Fig. 10.
If used in conjunction with the micropositioning and relocation system, it is possible to confirm exactly where and how many cells were irradiated.
It is possible that such relocation may be correlated with local evolutionary rates as Liu et al. (2006) reported difference in evolutionary rates among regions.
Cowpox virus seems to be restricted to Eurasia, but spread of poxviruses to new regions through relocation of their natural host species is possible (10 ).
As Survivin undergoes ubiquitin-dependent proteolysis in the nucleus, it is possible that Survivin relocation occurs during the progression of apoptosis.
The nuclear membrane is connected to the ER, and it is possible that the relocation occurs as Cdc24-CAAX remains bound to the membrane rather than transit through the cytosol.
It is possible that cytoplasmic relocation of ELF5 is mediated by the relative amounts of isoforms but that this effect is not recapitulated by exogenous expression, particularly in the context of MDA-MB-231 cells, which do not normally express ELF5 and therefore may be lacking essential protein binding partners.
It is possible to manipulate column relocation order to increase the "usefulness" of the relocated column set.
