Sentence examples for capable of trafficking from inspiring English sources
Handsworth has scores of gangs tiny, often rather pathetic outfits that are nonetheless capable of trafficking drugs and the occasional gun.
While nanoparticles of both surface charges were capable of trafficking to the draining lymph node and were readily internalized by alveolar macrophages, both CD11b and CD103 lung dendritic cell (DC) subtypes preferentially associated with cationic nanoparticles.
Given that PBMC are capable of trafficking to the inner ear during inflammation [2], we anticipated that immunocytes that had previously encountered a cochlear antigen would respond differently to cochlear proteins compared with those that had not been previously exposed.
Also, it is known that both cell-free virions and HIV-infected lymphocytes are capable of trafficking between blood and lung [53], [54], and detection of HIV-1 in AM is more likely in patients with more advanced disease and lower peripheral blood CD4+ T cell counts [9].
These results were confirmed by another study that demonstrated SDF-1 to be a chemokine capable of trafficking hematopoietic stem cells and EPCs whereby its focal concentration leads to increased vascularity of that region [ 51].
The combination of CD49d with beta7 mediates lymphocyte binding to mucosal addressin cell adhesion molecule-1, and its expression defines lymphocytes capable of trafficking through the intestines and the intestinal lymphoid tissues [ 55, 56].
Here we report on the use of a multifunctional envelope-type nano device (MEND) which is capable of intracellular trafficking such as endosomal escape, delivery to mitochondria, as well as active targeting to selective tissues/cells in vivo.
The satellite has a unique antenna design capable of directing traffic to the ground stations that can handle traffic most efficiently.
First, DRCA and ARCA schemes both have their forecast algorithms capable of forecasting traffic quantity sent by the MS next time according to current traffic quantity sent by the MS. If the MS always sends BRs in a transmission more than in the previous transmission, for example, the forecast algorithm will allocate more ranging codes to BRs accordingly.
Picture a flat city grid with every avenue having a pop-up barrier at each intersection, capable of diverting traffic down any side streets.
Each will carry a solar-powered wireless transmitter and, like Facebook's drones, will be capable of relaying traffic from other balloons.
