Sentence examples for capable under the from inspiring English sources

Leo felt that if he could catch that moment, it would explain that everyone's capable under the right circumstances of behaving in ways they never thought they would.

What is certain is that none of the tested miRNAs is capable – under the utilized conditions - to single-handedly downregulate DLK1 to the extent that is observed in vivo in skeletal muscle of CLPG/CLPG sheep.

The result was hilarious, revealing both the wide range of alcohol tolerance on a single editorial staff and what different people are capable of under the influence (see the part where Emily Bazelon does a politics podcast with a glass of whiskey in front of her).

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The owner of a television production company who considers himself highly capable under normal circumstances, Mr. Slutskin, 43, had no idea what to do after the blaze was contained and the fire crew left.

They were not, however, capable under normal circumstances of fighting off an enemy frigate or ship of the line.

The judgment does not allocate any of the outcrops or islands to rival countries but instead indicates which maritime features are capable under international law of generating territorial rights over surrounding seas.

Although microorganisms are usually thought of as causing spoilage, they are capable under certain conditions of producing desirable effects, including oxidative and alcoholic fermentation.

However, it also negatively affects CO2 and O2 availability, consequently the microbial community changes and only the best adapted microorganisms are capable of growing under the limiting conditions.

This mixer is capable of working under the control of different kinds of signals, including DC signals, periodic signals and chaotic signals.

The level of potential development (the "zone of proximal development") is the level of development that the learner is capable of reaching under the guidance of teachers or in collaboration with peers.