Sentence examples for apparent capabilities from inspiring English sources

Ethanol extract (APA) and ethyl acetate extract (APE) of A. precatorius had apparent capabilities of inhibiting the survival of tested human cancer cell lines.

Yi qi belongs to a group of carnivorous dinosaurs found so far only in Chinese fossil beds, and the few related species had no apparent flight capabilities.

That is a scary thought given the apparent emotional capabilities of the current generation of parents.

Hydrophobically associating polyacrylamide (HAPAM) is considered as a promising candidate of polymer flooding because of its excellent apparent viscosifying capability.

Since the helicopter that had made the emergency landing was damaged and unable to fly the team out, it was destroyed to safeguard its classified equipment, including an apparent stealth capability.

These data may be reflective of the apparent higher carriage capability of DCs over PBMCs due to the diversity of C-type lectins (CTLs) expressed by immature DCs in the bloodstream.

This apparent lack of capability by the traditional laboratory techniques is somewhat compensated for by the wealth of data provided by the metagenomics techniques.

Further, there is no apparent ceiling to AI capabilities, experts envision that superhuman capabilities in strategic domains will be achieved in the coming four decades, and radical surprise breakthroughs are possible.

It is only when the viewer learns that the video is shown at 50 times normal speed that the meager extent of the robot's capabilities becomes apparent.

From the early attempts of engineering bacterial strains, it had become apparent that the biosynthetic capabilities of organisms are limited not only by the input in a form of nutrients but also by the reaction fluxes obeying the basic physico-chemical constraints.

The idea, he said, would be to drive down the violence to a level that could be managed by Afghan government forces with the help of American and allied troops in training their Afghan counterparts, providing intelligence and delivering what Mr. Mattis called "high-end capability," an apparent allusion to air power and possibly Special Operations forces.