Sentence examples for capable to function from inspiring English sources

The body that supposed to protect us from very few radicals (that chose violence as their expression language) is not capable to function.

Ciliates of Euplotes species constitutively secrete pleiotropic protein pheromones, which are capable to function as prototypic autocrine growth factors as well as paracrine inducers of mating processes.

We demonstrated that a subset of the known likely regulatory interactions is capable to function as an amplifier, greatly expanding the variability of these factors.

The securitization of health, even in its human rather than national or economic rendering, remains premised in a conception of the individual made capable to function as a market actor; that is, it supports, rather than challenges, the social and economic assumptions that have driven the past three decades of neoliberal globalization [ 118].

Asked about the survey, Richard A. Meserve, the chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said that there were no limits on the number of hours a guard could be ordered to work but that "they have to be capable to perform their function".

MGO is capable to modify the function of very distinct proteins, e.g. activation of transcription factors in yeast [36], distinct covalent modifications of proteins like Hsp27 [37] or modulation of enzyme activity of GAPDH [38].

However, the conserved histidine residue present in the WH domain of NALP2, NALP4, and NOD1 may still be capable to substitute the function of Sensor 2. The GxP signature is a conserved motif located in the small helical subdomain (C-domain) [18] at the C-terminal region of the NACHT domain (Figure 1) [19].

As mentioned in the introduction, there is solid experimental evidence suggesting that airway oxidative stress might be involved in chronic cough with many ROS and RNS and their metabolites being capable to affect the function of sensory bronchopulmonary C-fibres [ 6- 8, 10].

Buildings designed and built to last, to evolve and capable to accommodate new functions and new uses, are an important factor of urban antifragility.

In the course of an all-embracing transformation former non-digital objects are increasingly digitized and become capable to follow various functions and process different types of data.

Also, we encourage the development of a heuristic or an analytical method capable to provide control functions and switching rules that maximize the performance of the countermeasure in both mentioned objectives: comply with the plant's control requirements; and hinder the identification process.