Sentence examples for unexplored possibility from inspiring English sources
But there was also one unexplored possibility about the technology, the ex-employee noted: "The [Phorm] platform clearly has some edge-of-network technologies involved.
The analysis of nonsententials proposed here capitalizes on the previously unexplored possibility that has emerged within these models: namely, that nonsententials are phases.
A heretofore unexplored possibility is regulation of the Cox-2 and VEGF promoters by anti-inflammatory agents.
Our study provides a timely first examination of how non-lethal Bd exposure can induce important behavioral changes contributing to predator-prey interactions in some host species (e.g., Anaxyrus boreas); and highlights an unexplored possibility that this pathogen may affect infection prevalence and community dynamics through insidious effects on amphibian predator-prey interactions.
Collectively, our results show that even sub-lethal exposure to B. dendrobatidis can alter fundamental anti-predator behaviors in some amphibian prey species, and suggest the unexplored possibility that indiscriminate predation between infected and uninfected prey (i.e., non-selective predation) could increase the prevalence of this widely distributed pathogen in amphibian populations.
An unexplored possibility is that metformin alters mammalian physiology via its effects on gut microbiota (Bytzer et al., 2001).
Their designs were often very daring, exploiting all the latent and previously unexplored possibilities of iron.
The new policy opens up unexplored possibilities for private institutions and colleges offering access to higher education courses, designed to prepare students without appropriate qualifications for undergraduate study.
Some award-winning technologies leveraged the iPhone, a technology platform that seemed to have hundreds of unexplored possibilities for the auto industry.
You don't need to join Goldman Sachs in order to effect change, but a touch of openness to the idea could go a long way to unleashing unexplored possibilities.
"This has potentially opened new and unexplored possibilities for aircraft which are quieter, mechanically simpler, and do not emit combustion emissions".
