Sentence examples for capabilities that define from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, demonstration of the self-renewal and differentiation capabilities that define a stem cell, both normal and neoplastic, can be confirmed by serial transplant studies that enable discrimination of cells possessing self-renewal ability versus those capable of numerous, though finite, non self-renewing cell divisions [4].
This set of genes might contribute to the characteristic features of C. variabile that define its distinct metabolic capabilities.
The first model to emerge from that facility, the L.U.C. 1860, would spawn a series of complicated watches — named after the company's founder Louis-Ulysse Chopard — that define the limits of Chopard's watchmaking capabilities.
In 2010, the Pentagon issued a report that defined the goals for U.S. nuclear policy, strategy, capabilities and force posture for the following five to 10 years.
The goal of the synthesis is to find a set of parameters that defines the PM with the best performance in terms of workspace capabilities, dexterity and isotropy.
The proposal doesn't list specific products or devices; instead, it focuses on defining capabilities that might make a satellite or space technology valuable to military forces, and not just civilians.
It means they come at least partly prepared for the subtle shades of gray that define the medical landscape these days, as breathtaking scientific capabilities rub up against parts of human nature that haven't changed much since the Stone Age.
Pending ET's discovery, however, many religious apologists still desperately want to find a single trait or capability that can be a defining characteristic, anything that can prove we are special.
