Sentence examples similar to capable of denoting from inspiring English sources
The succinctness value of 1 indicates that an enzyme with this type of domain architecture is capable of catalyzing the reaction denoted as 3.4.24.21 without any auxiliary domains.
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the earliest use of 'agent' in English can be found in a treatise on alchemy, written in 1471, where it was used to denote "a force capable of acting on matter".
Individual mtDNAs are capable of replication and degradation, with rates denoted λ and ν respectively.
By the 18th century laumė was totally confused with ragana and came to denote a witch or hag capable of changing into a snake or toad.
M denotes a low-valent transitions metal capable of forming two metal-carbon bonds.
Dewannieux '06 denotes proviruses reported as capable of creating an infectious HML-2 variant by recombination.
It is controversial to say that children are 'persons', since, following John Locke, this term denotes those possessed of moral agency and capable of being responsible for their actions.
I'm capable of medalling.
I am capable of forgiving.
