Sentence examples for the possibility for developing from inspiring English sources
Could we not consider the possibility for developing countries to sell their "right to retaliate" (just as we consider the sale of environmental rights) as an alternative?
In this work, the possibility for developing TiAl-based intermetallics without Nb element was explored.
Electrochemical detection of redox species flowing in the membrane indicated the possibility for developing a single-step immunochromatographic assay format with electrochemical quantitation.
Studies have found that the fault generated high frequency transients can be detected and quantified, creating the possibility for developing new protection principles and techniques [2].
This limits the possibility for developing purely empirical models for strength and performance deterioration for use in structural safety and serviceability assessment.
Despite the importance of correctly identifying patients with TSCI or unstable spinal fractures and the possibility for developing TSCI with injudicious management, studies describing patients with potential TSCI identified in the pre-hospital setting are scarce.
The cephalopods' motor control systems reveal much about the possibilities for developing adaptive units that use embodied organisation, a set-up where the autonomous nervous system of body parts, the control centre of the brain and the stimulae within the environment interact, as seen in octopuses.
With all this diverse brainpower under one roof, your ideal business partner may be sitting only an arm's length away, so, the possibilities for developing strong value propositions are vast.
We have to bear in mind that the cost of a visa is a considerable expense for the residents of these countries, and the application procedures take a long time, which restricts the possibilities for developing a whole range of forms of cooperation.
Understanding and detecting the earliest changes that occur as amyloid-β begins to rise is the only possibility for developing methods for controlling these changes and preventing the on-going chain of events that lead to neurodegeneration and cognitive impairment.
If this were the case, then a tempting possibility would be that these states of glycolysis could be predicted from measurements of peripheral metabolites that could be excreted into circulation allowing for the possibility of developing serum biomarkers for the status of glycolysis in tumors beyond what can be resolved with positron emission tomography using radioactive glucose.
