Sentence examples for be capable of occupying from inspiring English sources
Mr. Speaker, you may be capable of occupying Nabi Saleh, but we are not.
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Here we show that a multidisciplinary NMR-based approach that we named SAR by ILOEs (structure activity relationships by interligand nuclear Overhauser effect) allowed us to rationally design a series of 4-phenylsulfanyl-phenylamine derivatives that are capable of occupying a deep hydrophobic crevice on the surface of Bid.
High planting densities demonstrate effects of self-thinning while low densities reveal how widely-spaced trees are capable of occupying available free growing space.
Although S. planifrons are capable of occupying a number of microhabitats [10] [14], they prefer thickets of A. cervicornis [10], [15], [16].
Collectively, our results indicate that all three strains are able to thrive in vaginal environments, and therein the BV isolates are capable of occupying a niche that is unique from 409-05.
Intriguingly, in contrast to their parent species, each of these hybrids is capable of occupying extreme (arid or saline) habitats.
To determine whether an arsenic compound is capable of occupying the metal binding sites and to investigate differences in metal binding site occupation by MMA III), arsenite or ATO, we used cobalt as a probe to detect available metal binding sites on zinc finger motifs after incubation with arsenic compounds.
However, this morphologically and ecologically versatile species (as it follows from our data) is capable of occupying different environments and successfully compete with local species in the northern Primorye coast region under hyposalinity osmotic stress and increased water temperature (see Background).
It is now well-established that the ligand-binding b′-type domains of the PDI family are the most difficult to generate and study in isolation; high-resolution structures of these domains have only been determined in the presence either of an adjacent domain or of a C-terminal extension sequence which is capable of occupying the hydrophobic cleft which constitutes the substrate-binding site [ 41].
