Sentence examples for capabilities to enter from inspiring English sources
At first glance, a typical start-up does not seem to have the required capabilities to enter foreign markets.
There was an internal consensus that "we should develop an in-house design capability to enter the Chinese market and became a prominent fashion house.
The first web-based molecular processing tools did not have capability to enter molecule structures graphically, because the early web technology allowed only input of textual data.
Rather, Apple will need to design and implement untested functionality in order to allow the capability to enter passcodes into the device electronically in the manner that the government describes.
A particular feature of this SOD is its capability to enter the cells thanks to its uncleaved terminal peptide sequence.
Although CCR7+ TEM retain a capability to enter lymph nodes, inflammatory cytokines can subvert migration of CCR7+ TEM, resulting in the retention of CCR7+ TEM in the inflamed synovial tissue [ 33].
In any case, the microenvironment of the developing gonadal ridges seems necessary for gonadal PGCs acquiring meiotic competence and capability to enter and progress into the meiotic prophase I.
The goals they gave for those investments included, in descending order, enhanced profitability and sustained growth (48%), improved capital allocation (37%), improved capacity to enter new markets, enhanced process efficiency and better early warning capabilities (at least 25% each).
These associations are related to the capability of nanoparticles to enter into the olfactory bulb and to deposit in the central nervous system [6]; however, the exact mechanism involved in the cytotoxicity is not fully described.
The ionization energy is a measure of the capability of an element to enter into chemical reactions requiring ion formation or donation of electrons.
Tesla's plan is to get there by starting with low-production vehicles that are competitive in their market segment, building production capability and lowering costs to enter the mass market.
