Sentence examples for ability to ingest from inspiring English sources

As a group they have the ability to ingest not only other cells but also many other microscopic particles, including certain dyes and colloids.

The C3b-coated microorganism attracts white blood cells called macrophages and neutrophils and enhances their ability to ingest the microorganism or transport it to the liver or spleen for further processing.

It is likely that the Dinophyceae arose from nonphotosynthetic ancestors and that later some species of Dinophyceae adopted chloroplasts by symbiogenesis and thereby became capable of photosynthesis, although many of these organisms still retain the ability to ingest solid food, similar to protozoa.

A truly universal decipherment framework would be incomplete without the ability to ingest and learn a complex animal communication system.

After the wound in the affected area had healed, our patient did not report any problems pertaining to her ability to ingest food, despite the presence of the bone defect in the mandible.

Machine learning is the backbone behind Pluto's ability to ingest large quantities of unstructured data, but the end user isn't forced to get into the weeds of individual models to gain a better understanding of how plant assets are working in consonance.

Harris said the real advantage to Geofeedia's technology lies in its ability to quickly ingest all these posts and then present them in a map-based interface.

I don't want to spoil the end, but let's just say that since blowfish have a slow, somewhat clumsy way of swimming which makes them vulnerable to predators, in lieu of escape, they use their highly elastic stomachs and the ability to quickly ingest huge amounts of water to turn themselves into a virtually inedible ball several times their normal size.

The proliferation of mobile, improvements in user interface design and the ability of computers to ingest and analyze large amounts of data have changed the game.

Collectively, these data suggest that Francisella infection decreases the ability of monocytes to ingest subsequent particles or pathogens.

The derived position of P. chromatophora among the Paulinellidae and the known ability of P. ovalis to ingest cyanobacteria [ 25] make it a reasonable assumption that the primary plastid endosymbiosis occurred in P. chromatophora after its split from heterotrophic ancestors.