Sentence examples for capabilities to evoke from inspiring English sources
To determine the effects of complete BCR internalization on subsequent BCR-mediated signaling events, we compared EU12 μHC+, Daudi, and Ramos cells for their capabilities to evoke calcium influx upon BCR stimulation before and after BCR internalization.
Here we showed that the usefulness of capsinoids with respect to both their action as a tussigen and the capability to evoke oral chemesthesis.
In a functional study, these MSC-DCs showed a much lower capability to evoke an allogeneic mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR) as compared with DCs isolated from control mice (cont-DCs) (Fig. 4C), although these DCs could uptake more FITC-dextran than cont-DCs (Fig. 4D).
In the EAE paradigm used here, PTX and/or CFA might provide the stimulus to evoke such capability.
The car also has LED lighting surrounding the grille for signalling to external drivers and people, and its flowing lines are meant to evoke sport performance capabilities as well as versatility.
I mean, I understand that it's supposed to evoke the touch capabilities as well as the swiveling, tilting screen, but what you've ended up with sounds like someone petting a bug.
However, there was no significant change in resting membrane potentials, the threshold current intensity to evoke a single action potential, the capability to generate multiple action potentials, or action potential amplitude (Figure 1C 1F).
"Photography has this ability to evoke empathy.
"Eggcorn" is supposed to evoke "acorn".
