Sentence examples for cm capable from inspiring English sources

First, high-resolution imaging was achievable by using an insertable gradient coil (inner diameter of 17.5 cm) capable of producing a peak gradient strength (500 mT/m) and peak slew rate (3200 T/m/s) more than a factor of 10 higher than corresponding values for the whole-body gradient coil on the 3 T system (gradient strength and slew rate = 40 mT/m and 150 T/m/s, respectively).

We observed that only 5 to 10% dilutions of prostate cancer CM were capable to induce osteoclastogenesis from RANKL-primed RAW 264.7 precursors, while further increase in the amount of prostate cancer CM (20 to 50%) resulted in blunting the osteoclastogenic effects of CM.

In particular, we show for the first time that CMs are capable of generating iPS cells, and that when we used only OSK for the reprogramming of cardiac cells, the CM compartment, remarkably, was significantly more efficient in generating iPS cells than was the CF one.

In other words, we demonstrate that EPC-CM is capable of inducing a change in endothelial phenotype towards increase sensitivity for PDGF, rending this receptor potentially an effective modulator of endothelial function in the process of angiogenesis.

Thus, human CMs are capable of renewal during adulthood [ 27].

We found that CMs were capable of generating clones with this procedure.

Whether neonatal or adult CMs are capable of undergoing multiple cycles of cell division in vivo, has yet to be determined.

This paper reports the design, fabrication, and field testing of a small (30.5 cm wingspan) robot capable of aerial and terrestrial locomotion.

The proposed pose estimation method does not exceed an average distance error of 3 cm while being capable of providing pose estimates at up to 60 FPS on recent hardware.

The observatory includes a 170 cm aperture telescope capable of high-resolution and long slit low-resolution spectroscopy, and deep UV and optical imaging and is designed for observations in the UV-range (Shustov et al., 2009).

In these conditions seeds buried at more than 10 cm are not capable of emerging from the soil.