Sentence examples for capable of resting from inspiring English sources

She also had to be capable of resting on mud flats out of the water as the tidal variance in ports at the northern end of Western Australia was as great as 8 m.

If you do not have a double boiler, use a large saucepan for the bottom portion and a stainless steel bowl capable of resting around the mouth of the saucepan for the top portion.

It clinched our spot in that special circle of hell accessible only by the Long Island Expressway and reserved for New Yorkers who persist in the delusion that they are capable of rest and relaxation.

Dendritic cells (DC) are professional antigen presenting cells (APC) capable of stimulating resting T cells to generate an antigen specific primary immune response.

Tetramers are also capable of detecting resting antigen-specific T cells, which probably constitute most non-IFN-γ-secreting CD8+ T cells of the T cell line in Fig. 4B (CD69- and IFN-γ).

Furthermore, as IL-15 could reproduce the phenotype of joint natural killer cells from blood natural killer cells, this study demonstrated that IL-15 is capable of priming resting natural killer cells in tissues to the effector phase.

The process culminates in the formation of resting cells capable of resisting environmental extremes and remaining dormant for long periods of time, germinating when conditions promote further vegetative growth.

Although capable of generating NETs, the use of resting neutrophils does not reflect the in vivo state of neutrophils at times of infection when exposure to pro-inflammatory cytokines and bacterial products leads to 'priming', which heightens neutrophil responses and microbicidal activity.

Then he began looking for a vessel capable of rescuing the rest of his crew.

Recently, Canzonetta et al. [ 5] demonstrated that the region capable of affecting REST levels, in both mouse and human cells, could be assigned to the DYRK1A locus on HSA21 which was found among the top-scoring HSA21 genes (Table 1).

The ability of epidemiologic studies to determine whether the putative causal agent is capable of causing disease rests to a great extent on the magnitude of exposure contrast that can be included across diverse geographic areas within a given study.