Sentence examples for ability to clash from inspiring English sources
With the aid of structural information on the caspase-2, and -3 active sites and molecular modeling, a 3- S -substituted-l-proline along with four additional scaffold variants were selected as P2 elements for their predicted ability to clash sterically with a residue of the caspase-3- S -substituted-l-proline
Generally, the rule is not to clash.
If we have to clash, we will.
You don't want to clash scents.
In a handful of rare duets and larger ensembles, Handel offers startling proof of his ability to portray simultaneous, clashing emotions.
With his graceful depictions of the embattled American West, Wallace Stegner remains unrivaled in his ability to humanize the clash between frontier beauty and "progress".
This brilliant 1978 hit encapsulates the Clash's ability to cover many bases simultaneously, yet at the time it was met with some confusion even among the band's own fans.
Racing came nowhere near reaching the fluency displayed in the pool stages on Sunday but having lost to Toulon by a dramatic late penalty in their recent Top 14 clash, their ability to turn the tables suggest Boudjellal may not be far wrong.
Parrish, writing for USGamer, stated that Lightning had become "downright apathetic", showing "no personality whatsoever", and that this clashed with the ability to dress her in costumes.
