Sentence examples for capabilities to synthesize from inspiring English sources

Having lost the capabilities to synthesize these compounds during evolutionary development, humans rely on dietary vitamin intake.

The stellar progress in the capabilities to synthesize nanostructured materials prompts for the following questions: What are the optimal nanoscopic environment and the optimal pore network for a given heterogeneous catalytic process?

By definition, consciousness is selective awareness; it is linear in execution and limited in its capability to synthesize complex parameters.

Among these methods, RF magnetron sputtering has received considerable attention in recent years owing to its capability to synthesize device quality CZTS films.

Additionally REPLICA has the capability to synthesize both T2-weighted images of the full head and FLAIR images, and perform intensity standardization between different imaging datasets.

Bivalves have some capability to synthesize FAs independently of diet (Ventrella et al. 2013), but they are not capable of biosynthesizing de novo polyunsaturated FAs (PUFAs) (Fernández-Reiriz et al. 2011).

Based on a detailed phenotyping of the ISO, WMB and the wild-type strain of C. glutamicum, we here show that this organism has a natural capability to synthesize xylitol from d-xylose under aerobic cultivation conditions.

Overall, ACC, TSR and SS3 exhibited the most superior capability to synthesize cDNA from FFPE tissue lysates as suggested by their very small Cq (sd) and consistent amplification across all replicates tested.

One of the advantages of these in vitro expression systems is their capability to synthesize cytotoxic membrane proteins, or regulatory or unstable proteins that cannot be expressed in living organisms.

In this study, we ask whether the oviparous chorioallantoic membrane (CAM) of chicken (Gallus gallus) has the capability to synthesize and receive signaling of progesterone, a major placental steroid hormone.

However, plants have the capability to synthesize all proteinogenic amino acids.