Sentence examples for capacity demonstrated from inspiring English sources
Given the Fed's independence, and its capacity to lend and print money at will — a capacity demonstrated to great effect in recent years — the person who runs the institution is arguably the second most powerful person in the country.
Here Ni50.5Ti49.5 foam with bimodal pore structure was prepared by elemental powder sintering and high damping capacity demonstrated.
Valves which do not bear the ASME code stamp and/or the CE marking shall be calibrated and the capacity demonstrated in the manner prescribed by the ASME Code Section VIII.
However, grouping of the serum samples based on their neutralization capacity demonstrated that serum samples with BoNT/A neutralization activity had an anti-Hcβtre Ig relative avidity that was greater than that in samples without BoNT/A neutralization activity (p = 0.0239; Figure 6B).
B Stably transfected ASCs were characterized by self-renewal capacity demonstrated by colony forming unit assay.
Finally, an important finding of this study is the initiative and capacity demonstrated by some district health managers to adapt implementation strategies in order to overcome challenges.
Councils may also have to meet tough criteria to achieve the additional borrowing capacity: demonstrating acute housing need, for example, or committing to estate improvement and development targets.
By V-J Day in 1945, the economy, propelled by war spending, was operating beyond what the experts thought of as full capacity, demonstrating the "squishiness" of the concept, as Mr. Gordon put it.
Stuart Turner's appointment as group commercial director after 15 months in that role in an "acting" capacity demonstrates the support he has of the chairman, David Bernstein, and Alex Horne, the general secretary.
More importantly, an excellent anti-thermal-shock capacity of the PCM-HP heat sink is also demonstrated when applied in LED cyclic working modes, and this capacity demonstrates the best range.
No entity of real importance or with policy-making capacity demonstrates (to the consumers) a worry, or a fear of the overfishing problem.
