Sentence examples for been able to induce from inspiring English sources

Whether because of skill or luck, Jurrjens has consistently been able to induce weaker contact than other pitchers, and it is this ability that could land him on the mound to start the All-Star Game.

But Allan Snyder of the University of Sydney has been able to induce what looks like a temporary version of this phenomenon using magnetism.Dr Snyder argues that savant skills are latent in everyone, but that access to them is inhibited in non-savants by other neurological processes.

One modality that has been able to induce durable complete regressions in patients with melanoma has been adoptive cell therapy (ACT).

No other growth stimulants have been able to induce this much regeneration in rats, the researchers reported online yesterday in Nature Neuroscience.

The cynic in me notes that the 43rd anniversary of the moon landing – an occurrence that changed the course of history with a completeness and intensity that few warmongers have ever been able to induce – is just another moon landing anniversary.

In a new study, researchers at Massachusetts Eye and Ear have been able to induce the sense of smell for the first time, and they did it by putting electrodes into the nose and stimulating nerves in a part of the brain where smell is processed.

"It exists naturally so we scientists should be able to induce it," she says.

They found that bass notes are able to induce vibrations in window panes that could lead to damage.

Researchers were able to induce and document an actual migraine with the aid of an imaging technique.

Some other factors have been reported to be able to induce β-cell proliferation.

They are supposed to be able to induce electrochemical reactions in the vicinity of the contamination.