Sentence examples similar to are capable of being quantified from inspiring English sources

We are capable of being that".

These patterns comprise what you might call our diverse "energy personalities" — which are theoretically capable of being quantified in terms of how much power we use across the day.

They are capable of accurately quantifying chemotaxis and importantly, are able to distinguish this from chemokinesis as well as providing detailed information about the behaviour of individual cells.

Analytical methods have been developed that are capable of detecting and quantifying levels of covalent adducts of several important classes of carcinogens with cellular DNA and blood proteins.

While the various DNA dye assays are capable of quantifying parasite growth, they are limited to testing a simple survival count and do not efficiently detect the effect of drug treatment at the morphological level or provide information of a potential drug's cytotoxicity.

In a grid computing environment, it is important to be capable of agilely quantifying the quality of service achievable by each alternative composition of resources.

It is shown that the OpenFOAM model is capable of accurately quantifying the extent of shielding, and that the degree of shielding is predicted to increase as the spacing between the cylindrical discharge electrodes is decreased.

Rotational errors were not recorded as not all centres were capable of accurately quantifying this type of error.

We conducted a field translocation experiment to test whether male A. femoralis are capable of homing after being displaced as well as to quantify their homing speed and success.

Outcome measures obtained with a force platform are objective and previously considered a 'gold standard' for assessing standing balance [ 15], as the method is capable of quantifying subtle changes, that are otherwise difficult to quantify using subjective outcomes [ 5].

How many are capable of such mercy?