Sentence examples for simple and possibility from inspiring English sources

The great stability of this biosensor, technically simple and possibility of preparation at short period of time make this method suitable for fabrication of low-cost glucose biosensors.

Some of the special features of SAHP were explained by Emami and Zarkesh ([2011]) as the ability to review both quantitative and qualitative criteria simultaneously, the possibility of simplifying complex issues into a form of hierarchy, pair-wise comparisons and weighing criteria, simple calculations and possibility of ranking the final options.

This model and its generalization offers a simple and easy possibility to investigate multipole fields in a cylindrical magnetosphere.

Yet this simple and elegant possibility cannot be accepted by the religious movement in this country, mainly because it goes against dogma and words written thousands of years ago, which by themselves were almost certainly meant to be parables and not dogma at all.

However, a more simple and direct possibility is that the cell is sensing that it is becoming too reduced.

At a technical level, the reduction of the gene set compared with the original classifiers is a substantial advantage, making the classifier simpler and opening the possibility of using other measurement technologies such as quantitative PCR or NanoString in clinical applications.

Simple measurements' procedure and possibility of results' comparison obtained in different methods are advantages of the developed system.

The present study describes an empirically discovered phenomenon that might be useful for development of a sensitive and rapid methodology for quantification of telomerase activity assay with simple data acquisition and possibility for calculation of telomerase product in absolute units.

The major advantages of Region Growing are the simple concept, implementation and possibility of using multiple similarity criteria.

Nanopore sequencing is predicted to deliver long read lengths and base modification data, while the simple sample preparation and possibility of label-free DNA sequencing are expected to reduce sequencing costs dramatically (Clarke et al. 2009).

He said: "I don't have time to do all that and I think there is a far greater and simpler possibility and that is what this journey is all about".