Sentence examples for worldwide possibilities from inspiring English sources

With an increasing number of ultra-high field MR systems worldwide possibilities of higher spatial and temporal resolution in combination with increased sensitivity and specificity are expected to advance detailed imaging of distinct cortical brain areas and subcortical structures.

If that is fruitless, then the marketing strategy would become worldwide and possibilities for multitenanting would be explored, Mr. Morgenstern said.

In turn, this will open up more worldwide commercial possibilities for us in markets across the globe, enabling us to offer our partners and advertisers increased access to our growing global audience.

What the Jewish Film Festival demonstrates each year is the rich diversity and worldwide storytelling possibilities of the Jewish experience--whether it is grounded in the old world of the Diaspora or in modern day Europe and Israel; and whether it involves the destruction and displacement of the Holocaust or the way in which Jews perfected the American delicatessen or, for that matter, B-movies.

In the scenario of growing energy demand worldwide, the possibility of improving the energy efficiency of TES systems can be achieved from break-through research efforts.

By increasing soil salinisation worldwide, the possibility to reliably complement spatial distributions of Na, Mg, Cl, K, P and S with plant structural morphology will contribute significantly to our understanding of plant tolerance mechanisms at the tissue and cell levels.

As the cesarean rate is increasing worldwide, the possibility of encountering a patient with an atypical cesarean scar defect is rising.

This is a unique and worldwide-unmatched possibility that we have in Denmark.

Talking to scientists at the US embassy in London, he said it was the most exciting area of biological science and that 40 new vaccines being worked on worldwide opened the possibility of eradicating some diseases altogether.

The ubiquity of cell phones and short message service (SMS) worldwide allow the possibility of SMS behavioral interventions to impact global health.

Many diseases due to such viruses are known to affect cattle worldwide, raising the possibility that the identification of an antiviral isoform of a bovine MX protein would allow the implementation of genetic selection programs aimed at improving innate resistance of cattle.