Sentence examples for capable of adhering from inspiring English sources

Turns out structure suits Theophilus London just fine, and he's capable of adhering to all different sorts of rules.

And if you think the Canberra Raiders, under as competitive and bloody-minded a coach as Ricky Stuart, aren't perfectly capable of adhering to their masters' voice and playing the game like everybody else does – and winning roughly as many games as they lose – then you're off your nut.

Since bioadhesive formulations are capable of adhering to body tissues in moist environments, the use of a bioadhesive patch system may allow extension of the clinical uses of imiquimod to the treatment of neoplastic conditions of the oral cavity and cervix, as well as the vulva.

Candidates for surgery and their families must be psychologically stable and capable of adhering to lifestyle modifications.

Similar to the pathological processes of vulvovaginal candidiasis, the yeast and filamentous forms of C. albicans are capable of adhering and invading the VECs, enabling the fungal cells to translocate across the vaginal mucosal barrier.

He has also repeatedly expressed his "concern" that the speakers at Rock Beyond Belief won't be capable of adhering to the rules.

In ultrasonic targeted imaging, specially designed encapsulated microbubbles are used, which are capable of selectively adhering to the target site in the body.

Gold surfaces were molecularly tailored with a saccharide binding motif capable of covalently adhering cells.

Amoeba (Dictyostelium dicoideum) are capable to adhere to various surfaces independently on the presence of extracellular matrix proteins.

For example, cells lacking integrin are not capable to adhere on a 2D surface [ 77] and loss of β-actin is lethal for mice [ 78, 79].

We found that EPCs were capable to adhere to both surfaces in flattened and elongated morphology.