Sentence examples for capable to bypass from inspiring English sources
We found that resection of the HO-induced telomere in rif2Δ G1 cells depends primarily on Mre11 nuclease activity and Sae2, indicating that Exo1 and Sgs1 are not capable to bypass a defective Mre11 nuclease activity in this cell cycle phase.
Importantly, the invasion rate of KO-AMA1 increased in continuous culture to reach 20% after 12 months, suggesting that the mutant is capable of moderate adaptation to bypass the deleterious AMA1 inactivation (Fig. 5d).
We need to bypass Karzai and begin looking for capable allies in Afghanistan.
These source ASs, however, have no idea the target link is under attack, whereas they are in charge of routing decisions and thus capable of mitigating LFAs by rerouting the attack traffic flows to bypass the target link.
The free-speech lobby group reported that Iran and some of the other countries on its register "censor internet access so effectively that they restrict their populations to local intranets that bear no resemblance to the world wide web". It added that Iran's authorities were now capable of blocking ports used by virtual private networks designed to bypass the restrictions.
To bypass the use of BGs, yeast strains capable of fermenting cellobiose and cellodextrins have also been generated [ 12].
However, PAC-1 is a potential drug to bypass the Bcl-2/Bcl-xL resistance and is capable to induce Bax and Bak-independent cell death effectively.
99 Another strategy to bypass the BBB is the use of HSCs or other cells naturally capable of crossing the BBB on their own.
North Carolina has adopted a statewide STEMI referral strategy that advises paramedics to bypass local hospitals and transport STEMI patients directly to a PCI-capable hospital, even if a non-PCI-capable hospital is closer.
Another strategy to bypass the BBB is to use alternative serotypes of viruses that may be capable of enhanced entry into the CNS directly from the bloodstream.
