The phrase "able to transform active" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context discussing capabilities, but it needs rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The new software is able to transform active data into useful insights."
Alternatives: "capable of transforming active" or "able to convert active".
Once generated, the silenced pRD29A-LUC (LUC') allele can be meiotically transmitted in the absence of ros1 and is able to transform an active pRD29A-LUC (LUC) allele into a silenced allele (LUC').
These results indicate that LUC' (the silent allele) is able to convert LUC (the active allele) to LUC'; the new LUC' is indistinguishable from the original LUC' in that it is meiotically stable and has the ability to transform active LUC.
The NPBs are known as provisional structures, some of which are able to transform into functionally competent active nucleoli (for review, see [ 36]).
However, despite lack of ligand-binding EGFRvIII has a constitutively active receptor tyrosine kinase and is able to transform fibroblasts and to confer enhanced tumorigenicity to cancer cells both in vitro and in vivo (Huang et al, 1997; Damstrup et al, 2002; Pedersen et al, 2004).
It is based on the use of photoinitiating systems suitable to absorb UV or visible light radiations at appropriate wavelengths and to produce primary active species (radicals, cations, and acid) being able to transform multifunctional monomers (acrylates or epoxides) and prepolymers into highly crosslinked networks [ 1– 3].
The inactivity of lycorine on some bacterial strains can be explained by the fact that bacteria, as Staphylococcus aureus, are able to transform lycorine in its inactive metabolite 2- O-demethylungiminorine, instead of the active ungeremine [ 22].
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"Those that are able to transform themselves – and I mean 'transform' – will thrive and prosper".
