Sentence examples for resources made possible from inspiring English sources
In the first decades of the Soviet regime, these resources made possible great economic advances, including the rapid development of mining, metallurgy, and heavy engineering, the expansion of the railway network, and a massive increase in the energy supply.
Kinney/Warner's financial resources made possible a massive expansion in Panavision's inventory, as well as substantial leaps in research and development.
At the same time the effect of increased human resources made possible by greater spending was strongly associated with progress towards the MDGs.
These genomic resources make possible the characterization in silico of grape retrotransposons.
Although the available GAL4-UAS resources make possible targeted gene expression studies, most enhancer-GAL4 expression patterns are often rather broad in developing tissues, which makes it difficult to perform greater-resolution studies of cell interactions.
These mineral resources have made possible the rise of Poland's most important industrial region, and the landscape of Upper Silesia is highly urbanized.
The British victory had been achieved mainly because India's superior resources had made possible a sustained campaign running through two rainy seasons.
Euler-Lagrange simulations of the two-phase flow in large bioreactors, which could not be performed within a timeframe suitable for engineering purposes due to the limited computation resources, were made possible by the calculation power of graphic cards.
The additional resources, also made possible expansion of laboratory capacity to support surveillance.
This problem is becoming more critical as the younger generation reveals themselves and family members on online social networks and open family history resources made it possible to link individuals.
In this study, the availability of Hevea transcriptomic and genomic resources made it possible to identify all the different genes acting in the jasmonate signalling pathway and characterize their implication during development, and in response to abiotic stress.
