Sentence examples for capable to cross from inspiring English sources

Properly designed nanocolloids are capable to cross the blood brain barrier and specifically deliver the drug in the brain tumor tissue.

This might be of interest in the light of the finding that curcumin is capable to cross the blood-brain-barrier [5].

As mentioned above, it is now clearly established that SLPI is indeed capable to cross the biological membranes to access the cytoplasm of the cell ([3], [4], and data not shown) where it could disrupt the interaction between the cytoplasmic domains of CD4 and PLSCR1 and PLSCR4.

Some of these substances were shown to be capable to cross cells without affecting their viability [ 4, 5]; others were demonstrated to be suitable as substrates for the growth of cells and tissues of importance for regenerative medicine and cell therapies [ 6].

For most cases, the approach requires a linear immunizing peptide to generate antibodies capable to cross-react with the corresponding segment in the native protein.

The few who might be most capable are unwilling to cross Mayor Daley and prefer to wait until the 67-year-old mayor steps down voluntarily.

The precursors were synthesized with functional groups capable to form inter-molecular cross-linking, thus obtaining three-dimensional polymer matrices.

The two polymer precursors were synthesized with functional groups capable to form inter-molecular cross-linking, thus obtaining three-dimensional, polymer matrices.

Gammaretroviruses like XMRV are capable of crossing to host species of quite different taxa; for instance, a virus of south-east Asian rodents has jumped to gibbons and to koalas [ 8, 10].

Hollywood in recent years has raced to mine the Internet for raw talent capable of crossing over to traditional platforms like movies and television, the places where the real money is still made.

We next tested whether the vaccine-elicited neutralization antibodies were capable of cross-reacting to JA57 H2, a virus that led to the epidemic of Asian influenza in Japan that began in May 1957 [ 6].