Sentence examples for capacity arising from from inspiring English sources

The tremendous increase in DNA sequencing capacity arising from the commercialization of "next generation" instruments has opened the door to innumerable routes of investigation in basic and translational medical science.

The only moderate induction of enolase might be the consequence of the increase in oxygen-transport capacity arising from the strongly elevated Hb concentration.

The improvement in absorbing capacity arose from the unsymmetrical groups generated from the chemical hybridization, which could lead to multi-scaled polarization relaxations.

The measurements suggest that the major contribution to the capacity arises from a diffuse layer of charge in the polymer phase.

A great deal of this capacity arises from remarkable control systems that process large amounts of sensory data, both locally in thoracic ganglia and in brain circuits, and then use this information to control and modify movements as needed.

Watershed and Basin Policy: We are engaged in studies of potential policy responses to declines in watershed and river basin capacities arising from institutional mechanisms for negotiation and exchange.

Another explanation could be variation in treatment capacities arising from a failure to risk-adjust budgets for cast and catchment area size[ 37].

People with higher education levels are more likely to have better general health, higher self-efficacy (due to stronger problem-solving and coping capacities arising from educational experience), more social support, and a greater capacity to seek, understand, and act on health messages that promote PA [ 6, 14, 36, 37].

Based on the charge discharge curves for the first cycle in LiTFSI/EMImFSI, capacity loss arising from an irreversible reaction on the graphite anodes was clearly observed for the cells consisting of SG and SCNG, whereas the capacity loss for the cells containing NG and HCNG was relatively low.

Urban is defined in relation to the capacities and vulnerabilities arising from the interdependencies that characterise highly complex and interlinking social, protection, legal, security and health systems.

How does this capacity arise?