Sentence examples for be capable of comprising from inspiring English sources

Metalloproteinases, thought to be capable of comprising the natural barrier function of Bruch's membrane to CNV growth [50], have been previously related to the formation of CNV in AMD and in animal models [51] [54].

As proof of principle, we show that D-Tailor is capable of designing sequence libraries comprising all possible combinations among three different sequence properties influencing translation efficiency in Escherichia coli.

This contradicted previously published experimental data indicating that S. lividans TK24 is capable of growth in media comprising triacylglycerides or oleic acid as sole carbon source [ 58, 59] in addition to our own observations which demonstrate that S. lividans 66 and TK24 are capable of growth in minimal media where the sole carbon sources are Tween 80 or palmitic acid (data not shown).

Interestingly, the part of the Alu associated with heightened recombination was capable of adopting a cruciform conformation comprising multiple hairpin loops (Fig.  9).

The system is capable of recognizing users, static gestures comprised of the face and hand poses, and dynamic gestures of face in motion.

The multicast clients are modeled by M classes of media players, each class comprising players that are capable of decoding the media up to layer h m ∈{1,…,L}, m=1,…,M, and have commensurate display resolutions.

However, we noticed that the PML cDNA comprising its 5′UTR was capable of modestly decreasing cell proliferation in p53 null MEFs expressing oncogenic K-RAS (Fig 2E of Supporting Information).

In contrast to the mammalian pineal gland, the zebrafish pineal organ comprises cells that are capable of photodetection, which enable entrainment of the endogenously generated rhythm that controls circadian expression of genes in pinealocytes and hence the nocturnal synthesis of melatonin [ 89].

In summary, a complete stress response comprises a heterogeneous orchestra of processes, most being capable of influencing cognitive functions.

Species, in biology, classification comprising related organisms that share common characteristics and are capable of interbreeding.

I'm capable of medalling.