Sentence examples for capability of penetrating from inspiring English sources
As a result of large surface area to volume ratio, human bodies are vulnerably exposed to silver nanoparticles via ingestion, inhalation, or skin, and its penetrating potential is greatly increased, and hence it has the capability of penetrating into the circulatory system and even translocating boundlessly in the human body system (Sung et al. 2008).
Invasiveness is the capability of penetrating and spreading throughout tissues.
As the first offering in the FlyWire family, this solution provides a whole-home range with the capability of penetrating walls and AV cabinets.
Whereas low-molecular-weight inhibitors, such as elafin (PI3) and secretory leukocyte proteinase inhibitor (SLPI), are especially critical in local protection by their capability of penetrating into the "microenvironment" created by neutrophil to sequester HNE from high-molecular-weight inhibitors [12].
Due to some unique characteristics of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), such as all-weather, capability of penetrating cloud cover, and special reflect spectrum for object, this gives it a considerable advantage over other infrared or optical sensors.
The dimensions and size distribution, as well as in vivo aggregation of 99mTc-C60(OH)x, may affect the capability and kinetic process of penetrating the alveolar-capillary barrier.
For biotechnological applications of wood-decay fungi, it is important to understand their capability to penetrate into a specific direction of a wood tissue in a certain amount of time.
The Black king has no possibility of penetrating.
Beware of penetrating spray.
The parasitic females live in the mucous membrane (wall) of small intestine of humans, particularly in the lamina propria of the duodenum and proximal jejunum, whereas the parasitic males remain in the lumen of the bowel and they have no capability to penetrate the mucous membrane [ 1].
Another critical feature for the single chain antibody is the low molecular weight (about 27 KDa, the 1/3 of chimeric antibody), which renders it with enhanced capability to penetrate tissues and cells.
