Sentence examples for be capable of reacting from inspiring English sources
I stormed out of the gymnasium and sat in the dark — "if frustrated too much, he will be capable of reacting very strongly" — the fog lifting only when Gary came out minutes later, laughing hysterically, for of course his car had done the same.
The French system, he added, must be capable of reacting as fast as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, citing an example in which the FDA added a contraindication for another diabetes drug, pioglitazone (Actos), 48 hours after it was suspended from the French market.
People must be capable of reacting more quickly to the way in which their environment is evolving, and individual European educational programmes should enable them to do this.
They might, therefore, be capable of reacting with DNA nucleobases as a means of bringing about the mutagenic and carcinogenic effects observed with some alkylanilines such as 3,5-dimethylaniline, the focus of the present work.
In order to use endogenous elevated tumor copper as a targeting mechanism for breast cancer therapy (Fig. 2), it is necessary that the ligand under consideration be capable of reacting spontaneously with copper to form a new complex.
Each pattern is called an antigenic determinant, or epitope, and each epitope is capable of reacting with a different lymphocyte receptor.
Both residual iron and calcium conditioners were capable of reacting with protein-N in sludge and char to form FeαN and CaCxNy, respectively.
These sugars are capable of reacting with other compounds in cheese, especially under the thermal conditions required for moisture determination, to yield volatile reaction products.
The organically modified clays which were used contained either methacrylate or acrylate functionalities which were capable of reacting with the acrylate groups in the urethane acrylate matrix.
These copolymers are miscible with SAN and the epoxide unit in GMA is capable of reacting with the polyamide end groups.
