Sentence examples for capacity and capable from inspiring English sources
MITEs are short nonautonomous elements with TIRs, no coding capacity, and capable of reaching high copy numbers in plant genomes (Feschotte et al. 2002).
Individuals with HFA or AS are often described as endowed with prodigious memory capacities, and capable of memorizing large quantities of information [9].
Log-linear and UNIFAC-based models were used in a predictive capacity and were capable of representing the overall increase in partition coefficients as a function of increasing ethanol content in the aqueous phase.
It is well known that some types of layered clay minerals have a cation exchange capacity and are capable of being intercalated with an organic cation between the silicate layers.
The ion sponge provides large trapping capacity and is capable of catching externally introduced ions at a maximal efficiency.
12 In fact, the adipocyte has a remarkable storage capacity and is capable of large changes in its TAG volume, with cell sizes ranging from 25 μm to 200 μm in diameter.
However, it should be stressed that proteomic amino acid information is limited by capacity, and is capable of discrimination of species only at a general level of phylogenetic classification, such as at the domain level, rather than at a detailed classification level.
The mobility studies showed that leaching process was very fast and sorption capacity was significant and capable to retain chromium in case of waste release in the river.
A human being with all his immense and limitless capacity for imagining and capable of connecting across time and space, being reduced to the only two things that matter to the masters of this new world order; the worker bee, and the consumer.
At the same time, the big Asian manufacturers like Foxconn of Taiwan have been adding capacity and are now capable of churning out these devices at an ever-decreasing cost.
Compared to sodium, lead has somewhat higher heat capacity and isn't capable of explosive reactions with air or water.
