Sentence examples for capabilities of the full from inspiring English sources

Based on this, we predict cAMP levels of other drug combinations, illustrating the capabilities of the full model: Simultaneous stimulation of AC and inhibition of PDE3 is modeled by combining Iloprost (2, 5 and 20 nM) and Milrinone (10, 50 and 200 μM; Figure 5B) or Cilostamide, respectively.

The different lithiation degree of the ZFO anodes does not appear to considerably affect the rate capability of the full-cells.

Well, laying out only $50 for all the capabilities of the E71 — full HTML browsing, GPS, tons of stuff available for the S60 OS — is a pretty good deal if you're already into that Symbian thing.

First experiments have been carried out with this instrumentation to evaluate the capabilities of the XANES full-field set-up to map the oxidation state of pigments present in painting layer.

In addition to such characterization, this study illustrates at the same time the capabilities of the different full-field techniques and the damage features they can best capture respectively.

The capability of using the full spectral resolution   3.

As different exclusion criteria are applied to different tests of physical capability, and a greater proportion of participants are unable to perform some tests than others, exclusion of these people not only potentially introduces bias and limits the possibility of examining physical capability across the full spectrum of ability but also makes comparisons of the different measures unfair.

That's all well and good, but the full capabilities of the new features will become very apparent when 300 is released at the end of this month.

The PHENIX collaboration has developed a long term plan involving a series of upgrades designed to expand the physics capabilities and make use of the full enhanced luminosity at RHIC.

Noteworthy, the interaction as well as stimulatory capability of the R426L full-length STIM1 mutant on ORAI1 was much more impaired than its ability to form puncta in response to store depletion.

The Russian explanation seems far more prosaic, although experts cautioned that the full capabilities of the Stuxnet virus remained unclear.