Sentence examples for capacity lie in from inspiring English sources

The origins of our contemporary concept of decisional capacity lie in a varied configuration of historical developments in health care law and ethics that accompany the rise of the doctrine of informed consent.

Almost all the world's spare capacity lies in Saudi Arabia.

But too much of excess capacity lies in North America and Europe, where too many producers are producing too many cars and selling them at too little profit.

With the efficiency of new generation systems already approaching theoretical limits, one of the main solutions envisioned by wireless operators in order to increase overall network capacity lies in a reduction of the average cell size, hence increasing frequency reuse.

The pKa-value of MOPS buffer at 37°C is 6.98 and the pH buffer capacity lies in the range of about ±1 of this pKa-value.

Successful experimental studies on the scrolls that are reverse engineered to operate in the expansion mode recommend their use in the ORCs over conventional turbines when the power capacities lie in the range of 1 50 kWe.

The biological basis for variable vectorial capacity surely lies in poorly understood differences in mosquito physiology, molecular biology, and/or behavior.

Swathes of production capacity lie idle.

This has led to doubts as to the validity of some of the claims and it has been suggested that one possible reason for the disparate hydrogen sorption capacities may lie in the inaccurate measurement of the hydrogen adsorbed.

According to the Danish Health Act from 2007 the responsibility for rehabilitation of all patients with a decrease in functional capacity lies with the municipalities unless medical assistance is needed.

In each case he reported that the effective "channel capacity" lay between five and nine choices.