Sentence examples for capable of collapsing from inspiring English sources

If this is true, research should be performed to link common bacterial consortia with the common wound ecosystem and the unique clinical management strategies capable of collapsing each type of system.

English fans say wearily that their side is quite capable of collapse without any outside incentive.Exposing young players to sudden wealth and temptation is seen as a prime cause of corruption in both cricket and soccer.

Recruitment maneuvers (RM), as an adjunt to mechanical ventilation, have been shown to be capable of reopening collapsed alveolar units in ARDS, providing better ventilatory parameters and improvement in oxygenation.

It is the kind of performance of which Vincent Gallo was once capable, before collapsing into affectation and absurdity.

The paper demonstrates that a non-linear pushover analysis is capable of predicting collapse.

(Most members of the fine-dining kitchen — the bar was served by a different operation — made me think of overbred greyhounds, not a woman among them, all of them skilled and clearly capable of instantaneous nervous collapse).

Various Nielsen's reinforced concrete slabs of arbitrary geometries are examined, showing that the proposed numerical procedure is capable of providing accurate collapse load multipliers and automatically identifying yield-patterns in terms of plastic dissipation distribution.

The maximum recruitment strategy (MRS) guided by thoracic CT scan is capable of reversing alveolar collapse almost completely, allowing PEEP titration to sustain lungs almost fully open, homogenizing tidal ventilation and possibly reducing ventilator-induced lung injury.

Type A pattern was aimed at triggering the extensional mode for relatively thin square tubes whereas type B pattern was intended to develop new collapse mode capable of absorbing more energy during collapse.

Each of those forces alone is fully capable of causing the global collapse of coral reefs; together, they assure it.

This is not to say that they don't doubt themselves; they do, reasonably often, but their certainty, like faith, is capable of admitting doubt without collapse.