Sentence examples for be capable of precipitating from inspiring English sources
With the outbreak of the Russian Revolution in 1917, Sorel declared himself for the Bolsheviks, who he thought might be capable of precipitating the moral regeneration of mankind.
Both drugs seem to be capable of precipitating heart failure, but limited evidence indicates that pioglitazone may be associated with a lower risk of cardiac events.
Bacteria are capable of precipitating calcium carbonate by providing heterogeneous crystal nucleation sites in super-saturated CaCO3 solution.
We examine the concept of using engineered microbial biofilms which are capable of precipitating crystalline calcium carbonate using the process of ureolysis.
Consideration of the thermodynamics and kinetics of iron in the vent fluid suggests that large amounts of amorphous iron oxyhydroxides are capable of precipitating by a combination of abiotic hydrothermal processes.
A subsequent study showed further that treatment with either trypsin or chymotrypsin was capable of precipitating mineral complexes directly from the serum [3]; these same complexes in turn seeded NB-like precipitations upon transfer to fresh medium (see Fig. 12 in ref. [3]).
To determine which p38 isoforms our polyclonal p38 antiserum was capable of precipitating, we immunoprecipitated Flag-tagged p38 from HEK cells transfected with the various p38 isoforms.
These lysates were incubated with GST-SH2 domains and precipitated using glutathione-agarose beads to identify SH2 domains that were capable of precipitating phospho-IRS1 or phospho-InsR.
Direct interaction of Dab2 with LRP6 is shown in Figure 4C, demonstrating that a GST fusion of the PTB domain of Dab2 (GST-PTB) is capable of precipitating overexpressed intracellular LRP6 (ΔN) and the C-terminal 3 PPP(S/T P (ΔNG) LRP6 constructs ectopically expressed in cells.
The tetravalent glycosides were found to be capable of binding and precipitating the lectins as tetravalent ligands.
We are not aware of any model that would be capable of estimating the energy spectrum of precipitating electrons from TEC disturbances.
