Sentence examples for be capable of transforming from inspiring English sources
Without the ANC and its powerful allies in industry, would marginalised South Africans be capable of transforming realities for themselves?
If not enough, is there something that print can transform itself into, something that print people might be capable of transforming their craft into?
The commonly occurring BRAF fusions have been shown to be capable of transforming NIH-3T3 cells [ 34, 35].
eEF1A2 is a putative oncogene; it has been shown to be capable of transforming cells that are already expressing high levels of eEF1A1, suggesting that the two proteins may have different roles in tumourigenesis [ 9].
Fungi as well as bacteria are known to be capable of transforming or mineralizing hydroquinone; Aspergillus fumigatus, Candida parapsilosis, Tyromyces palustris, Gloeophyllum trabeum, Penicillium chrysogenum, and Phanerochaete chrysosporium are examples of fungi able to degrade hydroquinone [ 5– 9].
In addition to poorly characterized genes, the screening highlighted proto-oncogenes like Hras1, Mos and Rad-9b, known to be capable of transforming cells, conferring anchorage independence and/or promoting cell proliferation [ 17- 19].
The thesis that human beings were capable of transforming the natural environment and the seemingly "given" facts of nature was a feature of Deweyan naturalistic metaphysics that was relevant for the pragmatic theory of knowledge.
No doubt there are sins so "unimaginable" that they are capable of transforming loving human beings into soulless specters, as Michael tells us yet again as the play concludes, but there are rather more minor sins of aesthetic overreaching that even a great performance cannot make us look beyond.
Although it has been previously demonstrated that A. tumefaciens is capable of transforming various fungi including the Ascomycetes, the transformation conditions must be optimized because the transformation frequencies vary among fungal species and strains.
