Sentence examples for abilities to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Now, new transgenic tool mice and new image acquisition tools appear poised to permit very significant advances in our abilities to reconstruct circuit connection topologies and molecular architectures.

Widespread inheritable GM could lead to a "radical rupture" with evolutionary processes as we understand them today undermining the distinction between acquired and inheritable traits, challenging our abilities to reconstruct genetic genealogies, and even creating a new hominid species (Baylis and Robert 2006).

Our increasing knowledge about nerve physiology and regeneration far outweighs our surgical abilities to reconstruct damaged nerves and successfully regenerate motor and sensory function.

We tested the three different inputs: (i) chemical structure similarity, (ii) true pharmacological similarity, and (iii) predicted pharmacological similarity on their abilities to reconstruct four classes of drug target interactions involving enzymes, ion channels, GPCRs and nuclear receptors.

As the second application of KCF-S, we tested the proposed descriptors on their abilities to reconstruct metabolic pathways from chemical structures, i.e., to predict the enzymatic-reaction likeness of given compound-compound pairs from their chemical fingerprint data, following our previous work [ 15].

Recently, a high-definition MDCT scanner with improved in-plane spatial resolution (230 μm) and the ability to reconstruct images using a novel applied statistical iterative reconstruction algorithm has been introduced in the clinical practice [ 25].

This ability to reconstruct the data as multi-planar images (multi-planar reconstructions, MPR) is one of the main advantages of virtual simulation.

His research is prodigious, his intelligence obvious, his ability to reconstruct complex chains of events impressive.

Stewart has a prosecutor's ability to reconstruct dizzyingly complicated stories about who said what to whom and to organize them as intelligible narratives.

This means that when a privacy breach has occurred, the care provider, enforcement agencies and patient do not have the ability to reconstruct who has been affected, to what extent damage has been done or how long it has been occurring.

"I'm not going to impugn Sol's memory or his ability to reconstruct the facts.