Sentence examples for able to constitute from inspiring English sources

We support the Birmingham CU 100% and will back them in standing up for their rights, and the democratic rights of every student grouping in the university to be able to constitute themselves and to pursue any lawful aims and objectives in a free society.

Equation 9 is derived considering that the Web Browsing service sessions in the WLAN are not able to constitute a virtual " long-live" TCP session.

We demonstrate that by such a multimodal vessel mapping approach, we are able to constitute a hook in anatomical-functional data alignment that enables the accurate assignment of functional signals over large cortical regions.

In that line the word 'science' has become increasingly associated with the scientific method itself, i.e. the way how scientist interrelate the 'facts', i.e. the empirical data which they are able to constitute, and the 'theory', which supposedly captures the scientific knowledge for reuse such as explanation and/or prediction.

The aim of this study is to demonstrate, for the first time, that the chondrocytes differentiated from rat adipose tissue derived-MSCs (AMSCs), are able to constitute a morphologically and biochemically healthy hyaline cartilage after 6 weeks of culture on a Collagen Cell Carrier (CCC) scaffold.

Following modification of the extracellular environment in host organs by secreted tumoral factors, bone marrow progenitors were able to constitute a pre-metastatic niche and subsequently attract cancer cells and facilitate the growth of metastasis [34].

These properties must be able to (i) constitute the phenomenal properties and (ii) serve as the intrinsic nature of matter.

Using ab-initio calculations, we demonstrate that vacancies, chemisorbed nitrogen ad-atoms and highly stable double vacancies constitute strong scattering centers able to form quantum dots with clear signatures of discrete bound states as observed experimentally.

A territorial representativeness was able to be obtained when the sample was constituted.

Certainly, the subpopulation of functional sperm (i.e., sperm that is able to fertilize) constitutes a small proportion of the whole population [1], [2], and distinct criteria can theoretically be used to segregate this subpopulation.

On the other hand, de-shielded nuclei extensively washed with 0.25 M sucrose are still able to re-constitute about 50% of the original nuclear shield when incubated with a cytosolic fraction.