Sentence examples for be able to spontaneously from inspiring English sources
It is concluded that the refining element should be able to spontaneously produce precipitates at high temperatures with little solubility in their Cr-rich counterparts.
The obtained polymers were found to be able to spontaneously assemble into micelles in water, indicating their potential applications as drug nanocarriers.
Ideally, slices should be able to spontaneously express the ensemble rhythms that characterize the intact brain, but this is only rarely the case in the submerged configuration required for visualization of cells.
"Since the proteins being researched in people are the same proteins bees have, these proteins may be able to spontaneously respond to specific social experiences".
An authentic psychic will be able to spontaneously provide you with (sometimes odd or unusual) tidbits of information to affirm that they are indeed connecting with you properly.
Is specifying relations explicitly in this way necessary for people to make appropriate inferences, or might people be able to spontaneously extract the relevant relational inferences given a minimal metaphorical suggestion?
Without baggage, I was able to spontaneously explore the colourful medina for an entire afternoon – and still make it to Chefchaouen before sundown.
Teachers are able to spontaneously create a quiz whenever they intend to get a picture of the overall understanding level of the students.
Moreover, the coalesced droplet is able to spontaneously move from lower conical post density region to higher conical post density region without the wettability gradient.
In addition, the catalytic foam trap is able to spontaneously regenerate at operating conditions comparable to those typical of diesel engine exhaust and after more than 70 test hours it retains its activity towards soot oxidation.
Various mono- and polyheme c-type cytochromes are able to spontaneously incorporate within thin films made from the ionomer poly ester sulfonic acid) Eastman AQ-29D acting as cation-exchange films cast on carbon electrodes.
