Sentence examples for the possibility of checking from inspiring English sources

EFSA (2) makes clear in two separate sections that analysis "should allow for the possibility of checking for possible site-specific effects, i.e. genotype × site interactions" and that details should be given of the "results of any [such] test of interaction between the test materials and sites".

The possibility of checking only a small portion of the total search space was increasingly desirable for finding an overall optimal solution.

Most of the exchanges following that time up until our arrival dealt with the possibility of checking in a day early (which we did not do) and making the arrangements for meeting someone from Paristay on our arrival.

"I think it was a mistake not to put to the secretary of state the possibility of checking the list with local authorities and I take responsibility for that".

Given the widespread diffusion of mobile and portable devices, the possibility of checking the owner identity and controlling the access to the device by the hand image looks particularly attractive and less intrusive than other biometric traits.

Alluding to algorithmic decidability, Wittgenstein stresses (PR §174) that "[w]e can assert anything which can be checked in practice," because "it's a question of the possibility of checking" [italics added].

With the present work the possibility of remotely checking cup anemometer status, indicating the presence of anomalies and, therefore, a decrease on the wind sensor reliability is revealed.

A veterans field guide issued Friday by the VA does not mention the possibility of compensation checks not being issued.

On the possibility of onerous checks that could clog up the country's ports if Britain leaves the customs union, he admitted that the Treasury believed the final Brexit deal could mean a fivefold rise in border inspections.

This allows full reader accessing disclosure of the data/procedures with the possibility of cross-checking and replaying all results.

the minister, & negociate a War Treaty, without the possibility of a check even from the Senate, untill the measures present alternatives overruling the freedom of its judgment; if again a Treaty when made obliges the Legis.