Sentence examples for are capable of gaining from inspiring English sources

Today's smarts are capable of gaining experience without making huge errors of bad judgment.

These data suggest that CD24-negative cells are capable of gaining cell motility and invasiveness through the induction of CD24, which is mediated by hypoxia.

Also notable is that, apart from the fraction of zero sites v, the rate variability within genes can be ignored without having any significant effect on the results (Ref. [ 20] and Additional file 1), indicating that those sites that are capable of gaining introns do so at comparable rates.

With little experience of athletics, the actresses had to prove they were capable of gaining speed and eventually looking like the real thing.

In a boost to Alex Salmond's push for a split with the UK, S&P said the Scottish economy was capable of gaining recognition from the international investment community even if it fails to retain the pound and has to issue its own currency.

With President Assad determined to remain in power, will the regime or the rebels ever be capable of gaining the upper hand?

Eventually, she is capable of gaining the Dauphin's support and begins to lead the French military.

After looking into the origins of the Santa Claus figure presented in "'Twas The Night Before Christmas" as well as the historical St. Nicholas, it's apparent that old legends have always been capable of gaining new momentum, and no folklore perfectly captures this trajectory in the twenty-first century than Krampus.

Emaciated and thin cows eat a lot because of their condition, and because cattle are capable of a weight-gaining process called compensatory gain.

Modern genetic selection programmes are capable of delivering cumulative gains of 1 2% per annum for the trait (or combination of traits) under selection (Simm et al. 2000).

Population dynamics analysis shows that both systems are capable of reaching sufficient optical gain for lasing at wavelengths in the tetrahertz range.