Sentence examples for characteristically able from inspiring English sources

For this very reason, though, reading his subjects' "French" texts, appended to each chapter, proves a somewhat unsatisfying exercise, despite Richard Howard's characteristically able translation.

These residues form a wide, rather hydrophobic pore, and are typical of class I NIP proteins, which are characteristically able to transfer water [ 24], consistently with our functional assays.

Characteristically, he was able to embrace Lady Continence, as he put it, only in the context of a much larger rethinking of the nature of sexuality.

Characteristically, however, Reagan was able to shrug off the scandal.

By mechanically scratching the cell substrate with a pin array, we are able to create characteristically sized wounds in all wells of a 384 well plate.

JOHN MAGER: Loons characteristically give three vocalizations that are able to be communicated over long distance.

Characteristically, it is Barry Humphries, who is able to use the mask of Dame Edna, who stoops to height jokes, pretending to mistake Davis for her old friend "Ronnie" [Corbett].

Strikingly, upon knockdown of TRIM32 we were even able to detect some mitotic cells (showing characteristically condensed chromatin) within the distal RMS (Supplementary Figure S3d); this is an observation that we never observed for EGFP-expressing control cells.

Protein antigens characteristically provoke IgG1 and IgG3 responses and these isotypes are able to activate all types of Fc receptors and the C1 component of complement.

Only capacitated sperm cells are able to undergo the zona-triggered AR and this process characteristically involves multipoint fusions of the sperm head plasma membrane (PM) with the outer acrosome membrane (OAM) [2].

One landmark study [ 11] found that skin conductance responses, which characteristically foretell selections from bad decks [ 35], appeared before participants were able to explicitly verbalize their decision strategies.