They knew what she was capable of, knew that when a match was on the line she could will her way to the win.
I know what they're capable of, I know their strengths and I know their weaknesses".
"I think we are finally now at the point where we know what we are capable of, and know what we can do against this team".
Remember, no-one knows what he is capable of or knows him better than his victim.
Thus Whewell also claimed that, in the course of science, truths which at first required experiment to be known are seen to be capable of being known independently of experiment.
Doing so, we assign at least one of the known annotations correctly in 62.6% of cases, indicating that our approach is capable of rescuing known protein annotations, therefore suggesting that the novel annotations we infer are trustworthy.
Life may be complicated, they acknowledge, and the human mind is capable of who knows what.
Several of these genes are known direct targets of TH action (CD44, MBP and VLDLR), indicating that our strategy was capable of identifying known targets.
Finally, any legal standard must, in theory, be capable of being known.
In vitro incubation of UT-A1 peptides with the protein kinases identified in the UT-A1 interactome revealed that all except Mtor were capable of phosphorylating known sites in UT-A1.
