Sentence examples for able to digest this from inspiring English sources

Those able to digest this disaccharide in adulthood are considered lactase-persistent (LP), while those who lose this ability are called lactase-nonpersistent (LNP).

"The family hasn't even been able to digest the full landscape of this, that Sean's sister opened up his life to this," Sharpstein said.

The feather-eating Mallophaga are able to digest the keratin of feathers.

So Legree, unlike many of his teammates, has been able to digest the Jets' current seven-game losing streak with relative ease.

Some populations can metabolize sugars better than others; depending on your evolutionary heritage, you may or may not be able to digest the lactose in milk.

More than 60 years since Hans Fallada's international bestseller Alone in Berlin was published, readers will be able to digest the unabridged version for the first time.

DoCoMo shares edged lower ahead of the offering on lingering concerns that the market may not be able to digest the shares and closed Monday trading down 1.39percentt at 2.13 million yen ($18,424).

The most obvious of these reasons is there are certain people who just won't be able to digest the kind of darkness and gore that the author adds in generous helpings to her work.

Therefore, exonuclease T (Exo T), a type of single-stranded specific nuclease, is able to digest the DNA probe; meanwhile, PSA is released and could start new cycles of hairpin opening and DNA digestion.

Aatll was able to digest the genomic PCR products amplified from the WT, but not from the z3 mutant because of its T to C substitution in the Aatll restriction enzyme site.

When I was finally able to digest the rally and all that it offered, my feelings changed.