Sentence examples for Specialized ability from inspiring English sources
Other attractive features of this simulator included the availability of the source code, its specialized ability to model laboratory-scale experiments, and the fact that it was specially designed to model very specific and complex chemical and polymer behavior.
However, the student participants were completing unfamiliar activities and tasks in which they had no specialized ability or training.
Recent studies have uncovered the molecular basis underlying the specialized ability of pDCs to mount their rapid and massive IFN response.
Unlike canonical DNA polymerases, these enzymes lack exonucleolytic proofreading activity and have the specialized ability to replicate across damaged DNA templates, a process known as trans-lesion synthesis (TLS) (reviewed by Friedberg et al. 2002).
Furthermore, we find that intestinal CD103+ DCs express greatly elevated levels of the TGF-β activating inTGF-β activatingch integrinutely required for both their enhanced ability to activate latent TGF-β and their specialized ability to induce iTregs in vitro and in vivo.
A more efficient approach for generating personal genomic sequences might be to leverage the specialized ability of pre-existing SV detection programs to locate individual SVs and address them directly, rather than hoping to discover their signature through de novo assembly (which is made more difficult in the presence of heterogeneous sequencing samples).
Specifically, we can test whether advanced interpretation mechanisms found in alarm-calling species are specialized cognitive abilities that are used for communication or whether they represent more general inferring abilities that are not domain specific.
If the molecular phylogenies and divergence dates for mystacinids are correct, and the highly derived humeral morphology shared by Icarops and Mystacina spp does reflect specialized terrestrial locomotory ability, this represents strong evidence that habitual terrestriality evolved in mystacinids sometime between 51 and 26 Ma.
Doctor N. Gin, Doctor Cortex's right-hand man, is a mechanical genius who pilots a kart that specializes in turning ability.
Some manufacturers outsource their disassembly tasks to professional factories, each factory of them has specialized in its disassembly ability.
This ability involves specialized neurons in the orbitofrontal cortex which are able to process the left, right and bilateral presentation of stimuli.
