Sentence examples for capabilities figure from inspiring English sources

The suppliers from the three companies interviewed had a number of common characteristics that reflected their physical, human and social capital resources and capabilities (Figure 1).

Only part of the cultures containing oncospheres exhibited self-renewal capabilities (Figure 1, left panel).

Instead no structural perturbation results from Gln replacing His at codon 94, which retains H−bonding capabilities (Figure S2h).

The file contains experimental details (Figures S1 and S2) and supplementary examples of fabrication capabilities (Figures S3 to S5). (DOCX 3 MB).

To illustrate some of these capabilities, Figures 5 and 6 show results from an illustrative example scenario (not a policy recommendation) in which 19 policies are ramped in linearly from 2017-2050.

Furthermore, the phagocytic capability assay showed that the differentiated cells (MLCs) displayed notable phagocytic capability, similar with microglia, while maDCs showed poor phagocytic capability (Figure 3c).

The cells were then tested to confirm a normal karyotype before in vivo applications, to exclude chromosomal abnormalities that could compromise their pluripotential capability (Figure 1B).

Moreover, even the ESL G11 cell line with the most severe differentiation morphology failed to generate obvious EB by day five, suggesting severely compromised differentiation capability (Figure 5B h).

By applying BEEM, EEM and SSA to the downsized TF binding gene sets, we found that the performance of SSA get worse, while BEEM and EEM kept their capability (Figure 5).

The IUPHAR database also contains GPCRs with promiscuous G-protein coupling capability (figure 2) but where the effect of dedicated ligands is not always evidenced by experimental studies on all types of G-protein coupling on that particular receptor.

4. DCCs contribute to the pattern and total level of synaptic strength in the network, as synaptic connections at DCCs are richer in secretion capability (Figure 5) and in pre- and postsynaptic markers (Figure 4), as compared to those in non-converging dendrites.