Sentence examples for the possibility of effective from inspiring English sources

In a news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Feng played down the possibility of "effective" human-to-human transmission.

He also introduced a religio-administrative structure of 22 manjis (literally "cots," in function "seats"), which created the possibility of effective governance for the entire increasingly large Sikh community.

The possibility of effective diagnosis of inflammation, skeletal disorders and even tumors using 89Zr-oxalate and other complexes was previously demonstrated [1,2].

The possibility of effective control of morphology and electrical properties of self-organized graphene structures on plasma-exposed Si surfaces is demonstrated.

This paper deals with the possibility of effective incorporation of these insulation materials into masonry blocks designed for exterior walls, where VIPs become integrated insulation.

Surgical checklists fulfil these requirements, making patient care easier and opening the possibility of effective communication with the group and with the patient.

This renders it almost impossible for the individual patient to get continuity in all aspects of care, and the possibility of cost effective care of good quality is diminished.

The possibility of preparing effective substitutes in the laboratory may be of particular interest, considering the high cost of an effective and durable aspiration chain of formalin vapors (from aspiration hoods, aspirated cabinets and final proper disposal), and the limited economical resources of developing countries that frequently lack proper servicing of instruments [ 32].

The possibility of delivering effective doses of radiation to the unwanted cancer depends on the ability of the normal cells to withstand the radiation.

These new imaging techniques suggest the possibility of more effective treatments for tinnitus and hyperacusis (oversensitivity to normal sounds; see question below).

For the White House, campaigning does not come at the expense of governing but facilitates the possibility of more effective governing — not to mention the establishment of a political legacy.