Sentence examples for ability of restraining from inspiring English sources

SEM results show that the enhancement of the properties of carbon fiber filled cement mortar owes to fiber ability of restraining the growth of microcracks and absorbing energy by overcoming its pulling out.

On noisy simulated datasets, sparse representation achieved higher accuracy of parcellation and higher ability of restraining noise effects (Fig.  4).

We validated the robustness of this approach to brain parcellation, including the ability of restraining noise on simulation data and the consistency of parcellation on real rs-fMRI data.

Our method was tested on the simulation data by evaluating two types of performance (Fig.  3), including the accuracy of separating the predefined subunits and the ability of restraining noise effects.

members will give up some of their ability to restrain the flow of Chinese exports.

"There is no one around him who has the ability to restrain any of his impulses, on any issue ever, for any reason," Steve Schmidt, a veteran Republican consultant, said, adding, "Where is the 'What the fuck' chorus?" Trump's insulation from unwelcome information appears to be growing as his challenges mount.

One example of this is their natural aversion to the sorts of insensitivity and violence to which men are commonly prone, and their potential ability to restrain instead of permitting or even encouraging these.

Employing Mcl-1 and Bak constitutively anchored to reconstituted proteolipsomes, we show for the first time that obatoclax is a direct and potent inhibitor of Mcl-1, overcoming Mcl-1's ability to restrain tBid-induced activation of Bak.

He suggests that the praise of the pro-James Scottish chroniclers and also of some modern historians to 'find strong king's to applaud' should not diminish the extent of parliament's ability to restrain the king nor minimise the confrontation that took place between James and a more self-assured parliament.

Thus, the LKB1-AMPK pathway may act as a tumor suppressor through its ability to restrain the growth of pre-neoplastic lesions, but paradoxically may make established tumor cells more resistant to the metabolic stresses induced by biguanides or cytotoxic drugs, or that occurs when growth of the tumor outstrips the capacity of its blood supply to deliver oxygen and nutrients.

The prospect of a security meltdown in Gaza, of Hamas losing its ability to restrain other armed groups in its territory, does not appeal.