Sentence examples for capacity to cross from inspiring English sources

Avian flu is not only particularly virulent; it also has the rare capacity to cross barriers between species.

There are also hundreds of animal diseases that have the capacity to cross the species barrier, causing new pandemic diseases, as Sars did in 2002-03.

Meanwhile, the Hispano's 175-liter tank, one of two fuel reservoirs, was positioned in the bow, providing the capacity to cross from Haringvliet, an estuary in southern Holland, to Lowestoft, a beachside town in Suffolk and Britain's easternmost point, where the five intended to arrive.

Any system considered for treating AD must possess the capacity to cross the BBB.

EPO doses must be sufficiently high due to its weak capacity to cross the blood-brain barrier [107].

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have emerged as a promising tool due to their unique properties, high specific surface area, and capacity to cross biological barriers.

"His capacity to cross-examine is like no one I've seen," said Joel Klein, the former New York City schools chancellor and now the executive vice president, office of the chairman of News Corporation, who, when he was the head of the Justice Department's antitrust division, hired Boies for the Microsoft case.

(13) The initial Michael adducts cyclize to hemiacetals that have the capacity to cross-link lysine residues.

In MCF7-X cells, MAPK and PI3K/Akt also have the capacity to cross-talk with ER at pERser118 and pERser167, respectively [ 3].

VLPs can elicit strong humoral and cellular responses, which are supported by their capacity to cross-link B-cell receptors [ 76], as well as to enter endogenous cross-presentation pathway [ 77].

There are many self-antigens that are not encountered by the developing B cell population or that do not have the capacity to cross-link BCRs to a sufficient degree to elicit the receptor editing/clonal elimination process.