Sentence examples for capability to coax from inspiring English sources

The ability to derive hiPSCs by reprogramming of adult human fibroblasts [2], [3] coupled with the capability to coax the differentiation of the generated hiPSCs into the cardiac lineage [6], [7], [8] opens unique opportunities for basic and translational cardiovascular research.

Mr. Ellis concludes that population growth is the mother of invention, always stimulating us to coax more food from the land: "Our planet's human-carrying capacity emerges from the capabilities of our social systems and our technologies more than from any environmental limits".

Fleech: to coax, wheedle, flatter.

The election comes as the Obama administration is seeking to coax Iran into talks over its contentious nuclear enrichment program and the I.A.E.A. itself is investigating whether Syria has sought to build a covert nuclear capability.

The selection of a successor comes as the Obama administration is seeking to coax Iran into talks over its nuclear ambitions and the agency is investigating whether Syria sought a covert nuclear capability.

There were attempts to coax him back to work.

He pops Ambien to coax some sleep.

Kerry's style is to coax rather than threaten.

Nobody has to coax anything out of anyone.

Hoteliers think theirs is an ideal environment to coax sales.

"They keep trying to coax me into it.