Sentence examples for capable of displacing from inspiring English sources
The mosquito's genome presents another opportunity, though one that lies further off, that of creating genetically engineered strains that would be immune to the parasite and capable of displacing all their native cousins in a region.
Finally, we summarize recent findings describing transferred TCRs capable of displacing endogenous TCRs from the cell surface.
NMR spectroscopy suggests that both the humic acid (HA) and fulvic acid (FA) fractions of NOM are capable of displacing citrate from the surface of AgNPs.
Cross-competition experiments using labeled SDF-1 and gp140 revealed that both unlabeled SDF-1 and gp140 are capable of displacing their radiolabeled counterparts.
Based on the behavior observed, we conclude that simple protonation of the particle-bound carboxylate, while rate accelerating was not sufficient to promote release rather the presence of a ligand capable of displacing the carboxylate was required.
The frequent occurrences of singularities inside a parallel robot's workspace and in certain cases of sensor integration non-deterministic end-effector trajectories demand a powerful online singularity prediction and a control design that is capable of displacing motion algorithms.
Udall prefers wind and solar energy, but he acknowledged that they aren't capable of significantly displacing coal in the near future.
The modeling study instead showed that the D-ring on (S -DR103 waS -DR103e of directly displacing the N-terminal residues of H12.
RecR, which does not bind to ssDNA, dsDNA, or SSB, binds to RecO and enhances the affinity of RecO for ssDNA-bound SSB (Umezu et al., 1993; Umezu and Kolodner, 1994); however, neither RecO nor RecOR are capable of physically displacing SSB from ssDNA (Umezu and Kolodner, 1994; Ryzhikov et al., 2011).
We additionally tested whether the enzyme is capable of cleaving displaced ssDNA in a DNA bubble structure (Supplementary Material, Fig. S5A, second panel).
These movables need a moving power capable not only of moving them, but also of displacing the medium through which they pass.
