Sentence examples for capability shown from inspiring English sources
The natural capability shown by cationic vesicles in interacting with negatively charged surfaces or biomolecules has recently attracted increased interest.
The model equations for both fertilization and hatching toward temperature and salinity were established (P < 0.01), with their adequacy and predictive capability shown by the high coefficients of determination (R2 > 94%).
The hydrogen sensing capability shown by the Al- and V-doped nanofilms makes it possible to further explore the semiconducting characteristics and hydrogen sensing behaviors of various kinds of TiO2 nanofilms with different dopant levels (i.e., Al/V ratio).
Despite serious shortcomings in response capability shown during the Deepwater Horizon spill, no new response standards or regulations have been adopted, let alone developed specifically for the Arctic.
Such a concept is supported by the elevated T-SCE frequencies we report here, in addition to tankyrase 1 involvement in the other age-related processes of telomere maintenance, and as we also demonstrate, DNA repair, another capability shown to decline with age.
These regions can be easily exported to an Excel file, using the export capability shown in the bottom right panel in Figure 2. In the Reading Frame View, the defined coding regions are highlighted in dark blue and regions that are O SS with orphan peptides associated with them are highlighted in light gray.
taking action, signaling a change, using force, demonstrating capability, showing resolve, exhibiting relentlessness, intimidating state sponsors, promoting democracy, visibly hardening defenses and showing success.
These nanomaterials with pH-modulated hydrolysis and pH-triggered drug delivery capability show good biocompatibility in vitro and in vivo.
Watching Mrs. Loyer and her daughter Eugenie (the lovely Sarah Drew, who resembles a less optimistic Jennifer Ehle) sweep through the kitchen, unbending in their corsets and their brisk capability, shows Vincent what he isn't made of.
The rate capability showed considerable enhancement with increasing temperature, delivering 50 mAh g−1 at a very high rate of 4000 mA g−1 (ca. 41C) at 363 K.
In this combination of change and continuity, he finds that the Bush Administration's "basic framework for counter-terrorist signaling" involved ten elements: taking action, signaling a change, using force, demonstrating capability, showing resolve, exhibiting relentlessness, intimidating state sponsors, promoting democracy, visibly hardening defenses and showing success.
