Sentence examples for capacities to pass from inspiring English sources

Contrary to general acceptance, signal crayfish do deliberately deploy their swimming capacities to pass barriers, proving the general belief that crayfish only swim as an escape response to be untrue.

That our capacity to pass firm resolutions is only matched by our feebleness in implementing them.

Only in occasional dry autumns are barges unable to load to full capacity to pass the Rhine gorge.

Flu experts have warned that if the virus develops the capacity to pass readily from person to person, it could cause a global influenza pandemic.

And finally, individual factors are observed explaining the capacity to pass of tell in to make.

It has made close to impossible the capacity to pass other laws for the accommodation of large districts of people.

"We will capitalize on those corals that already show a stronger ability to withstand the changing ocean environment and their capacity to pass this resilience along to new generations".

Since many of these compounds have limited capacity to pass the blood-brain barrier (BBB), we administered them intracerebroventricularly (i.c.v).

However, not all axons of nerve have the regenerative capacity to pass through the anastomosis site; nerve transfer requires a sufficient number of axons to reach the paralyzed laryngeal muscle and produce adequate reinnervation for muscular contraction [16].

If the results of this study can be validated in immunocompetent models, the possibility to administer the virus systemically and its natural capacity to pass the blood-brain-barrier are attractive features that may prove beneficial in clinical settings.

This is because mtDNA mutations have limited capacity to pass through the germ-line.