Sentence examples for attest the ability from inspiring English sources

The genomic clusters exclusively made up of precursors, as the one shown in Figure 3(a), attest the ability of our method to identify structurally homogenous pre-miRNA genomic clusters while the clusters which include new candidates, as seen in Figure 3(b), may indicate new instances of this type of genomic organization and plausible miRNA precursors.

We also obtain a good recognition performance for user-defined gestures that further attests the ability of HBF49 to deal with a great variety of symbols.

These changes are concomitantly reflected in the SDS and RS amounts, with about 24% decrease in SDS for benzocaine complex and 6% increase in RS for ibuprofen complex, attesting the ability of guest molecule encapsulation in modulating the digestion properties of potato starch.

However, the fertile lesions observed in cattle and humans in our study may attest to the ability of the parasite to adapt to its hosts.

Mr. Gore's supporters can hope that the selection of Mr. Lieberman attests to the ability of their nominee to think originally, shatter the old barriers of prejudice and feel comfortable with challenging ideas.

The candor of the quotes attests to the ability of the researchers to elicit and be open to whatever remarks participants were willing to contribute.

Indeed, a large body of evidence now attests to the ability of hypercapnia to increase peripheral tissue oxygenation, independently of its effects on cardiac output [ 30, 31].

As in several other studies, this descriptive study attests to the ability of AB to colonize/infect soft tissue and bone [ 13, 14].

In contrast, mitotic timing was similar in GFP-positive cells, regardless of whether they were treated with GL2 control or Mad2 siRNA, attesting to the ability of murine Mad2 to compensate for the depletion of endogenous human Mad2.

Importantly, the Wnt1-expressing T47D cells have an approximately three-fold increase in active β-catenin levels compared with control cells, attesting to the ability of the antiserum to measure canonical pathway activity.

Attesting to the ability of TEs to cause genetic change above and beyond traditional mutagens (Oliver and Greene 2012) is the evolution of the ALP-A3 gene (encoding an acireductone dioxygenase-like protein) in some Triticaceae species, including diploid wheat.