At the same time, we are capable of using reason to broaden and compartmentalize what is happening to us -- no matter how unpleasant.
A novel vaccine adjuvant is capable of inducing potent and broadened immune responses to overcome the chemical and immunological incompatibility interference in the vaccines combination [ 17, 23– 26].
I contend that creativity in general and public art in particular are of the real world and currently under threat in our schools despite the fact that, more than anything else, they are capable of increasing our understanding and broadening our knowledge by showing our young people alternative world views.
Defining instruments in a software-independent XML document simplifies the process of defining instruments and variations and allows a single instrument to be deployed on as many platforms as there are software applications capable of interpreting the instrument, thereby broadening the potential target audience for the instrument.
Without strengthened governance, even a capable, broadened USGCRP would remain a hodgepodge of agencies' favorite research programs, according to the report.
As co-developer of the Community Aging in Place Advancing Better Living for Elders (CAPABLE) program, Szanton broadened the Baltimore-based intervention to more than 25 cities in 12 states.
At the time, McClelland was Morgan Stanley's head of finance, administration and operations, and he saw in Parker a high-energy, raw talent capable of much more if he was willing to broaden and develop his range.
This will broaden what they are uniquely capable of doing".
Without dendritic excitability, small networks of several hundred cortical cells were capable of only negligible and nonspecific amplification of the single-cell response when isolated, broadening of the response selectivity by nearly 40% (Fig. 6).
