Sentence examples for capable to adopt from inspiring English sources

In its present form the approach is capable to adopt various dissimilarity measures to compare AE power spectral densities.

Among these sources, ES cells have the advantage of being available in large numbers and of being capable to adopt a full spectrum of cell fates.

This request for a title change is particularly owed to our finding that the oscillator is capable to adopt period lengths from a few hours to multiple days by changing DA tone.

Second, CBM S108 is efficiently cis-autophosphorylated in holo-AMPK, yet when bound to the KD, it lies outside of the substrate-binding groove of the KD, implying that the non-phosphorylated CBM must be capable to adopt a different position in order to become phosphorylated.

Likewise, one would expect that hospitals have differing capacities in being able to adopt or implement various healthcare technologies, where more capable hospitals are able to implement greater number of numbers of technologies within their hospitals.

Overall, the advent of INHD may represent an important means of providing intensified dialysis to the vast majority of ESRD patients who would not be capable or would be otherwise unwilling to adopt home HD [ 38].

Noncoding repetitive DNA has the ability to adopt specific folding structures capable of attracting chromatin remodeling proteins (Podgornaya et al. 2013).

Of a different nature is the debate over whether shifting cultivators and semi-permanent cultivators are capable of actively pursuing their interests, and to adopt the behavior that fits their intention, under the rapidly changing conditions they are facing.

The overall cohesin complex is thought to adopt a ring-like quaternary structure capable of encircling two sister chromatids.

Asch (1989) has gone even further, arguing that recognition must precede redistribution; that if people with disabilities were recognized as equals, capable of significant contributions to others, society would be more willing to adopt appropriate measures for redistribution and reconstruction.

The French had perfected traction units capable of operating on more than one voltage system soon after they decided to adopt 25,000-volt alternating-current electrification in areas not wired at their previous 1,500-volt 1,500-voltrent.