Sentence examples for be capable of retaining from inspiring English sources
The implant must be capable of retaining bone graft material and supporting spinal loads while fusion occurs.
Nevada is already suing over an environmental agency rule that to win a license, the repository must be capable of retaining the wastes for 10,000 years.
Thus, immobilized enzymes appear to be capable of retaining their catalytic activity (Tutar et al. 2009).
In short, for these thinkers the elements, as well as more complex mixtures, have natural minima beyond which they cannot be divided and still be capable of retaining their species form, for the primary qualities of the surrounding bodies so alter that body that it is no longer suitable for sustaining its initial form.
But when it comes to medically-assisted suicide, the society says "the person needs to be capable of retaining and understanding new information, analyzing the information and making an informed decision".
Thus, according to this model (and similar to discrete generation theoretical models: Hartl and Clark 1989), even populations of Nb = 24 would be capable of retaining ≍88% of initial heterozygosity over a 100-year period (Waples 1990); in other words, only ≍0.5% of heterozygosity would be lost per generation in captivity in a salmonid with a 4-year generation time.
He was capable of retaining what he wanted from his roots without being encumbered by them".
Our study shows that dusty olivine kamacite grains are capable of retaining magnetic recordings from the accreting solar system.
The formation of negative hysteresis loop in the case of annealed anodized alloy showed that the surface was capable of retaining its passive behavior even at higher potentials.
Moreover, EPS foamed concrete is capable of retaining the load after ultimate stress and has a high energy absorption capacity under compressive load.
