Sentence examples for capable to be presented from inspiring English sources
Considering that the backbone structure of the epitope is shaped by its direct interaction with the MHC cleft, we can postulate that epitopes capable to be presented by a given MHC allele will adopt rather similar conformational structures to other peptides presented by the same allele.
Gods were believed to be present throughout the world, capable of influencing natural events and human lives.
Whereas Kant presented an idealised version of what ought to be done in a perfect world, Schopenhaur argued that ethics should instead be practical and arrive at conclusions that could work in the real world, capable of being presented as a solution to the world's problems.
Durland checked for stereotyping ('I recommend that [the Mexican] be presented as a clean, capable fellow') and that dialects were authentic.
The brisk efficiency and frill-free production values almost seem to refute the idea that clothes can be reflections — or expressions — of cultural ideas, and capable of being presented in illuminating conversation with other art forms.
It develops self-confidence (during simulations people can experience that they really are capable of helping, mistakes are presented as an opportunity to learn – "You will never repeat a mistake you made during training in real life").
A multi-objective optimization procedure for the design of composite stiffened panels capable to operate in post-buckling is presented.
A trajectory planning approach for electromagnetic heating systems is presented capable to optimize the electrical excitation and spatial configuration of the corresponding actuator (e. g. inductor or electrode).
A simple solution of the underlying model equations is presented capable to describe efficiently the unit for large stage numbers typically encountered in chromatographic columns.
In this paper a model-based state-space control design approach for hybrid micropositioning systems, capable to fulfil both imposed requirements, is presented.
Derek Fisher, head of what was until yesterday the National Basketball Players Association, responded: It even implies that we don't understand or we're not capable of understanding the details that were presented to us in the proposal.
