Even if scientists become capable of editing human embryos, it would take years for the genetically modified baby to grow old enough to reproduce and then many generations for the alteration to disseminate throughout the population.
Even if scientists become capable of editing human embryos, it would take years for the genetically modified baby to grow old enough to reproduce — and then many generations for the alteration to disseminate throughout the population.
Or when does it become capable of thought?' (IVF39 1144 1231).
According to one perspective, some people repress their memories of abuse because these experiences have been so emotionally traumatic, and they become capable of recalling the CSA only when it is psychologically safe to do so many years later.
With great care, Dürrenmatt attempts to consider the way in which a brain under such conditions would develop, what it might, eventually, become capable of envisioning.
It had also become capable of acquiring images from 360° about the subject and subsequently reconstructing them to give tomographic sections using dedicated hardware array processors.
Multiculturalism is, of course, irretrievably associated with immigration and race in Britain and, as Alagiah points out, it is a term that has become capable of any number of interpretations.
It's potentially more kinetic, as books become capable of annotation, linking and change.
If it is for instance 5.7, five healthy trees become capable of spreading (with certainty) and the sixth tree becomes capable of spreading with a probability of 0.7.
For the most part, the undergraduates in this study had not yet become capable of conducting independent research and appreciated the opportunity to watch how postgraduates did it.
