Sentence examples for collection capable from inspiring English sources

Past research into text retrieval methods for the Web has been restricted by the lack of a test collection capable of supporting experiments which are both realistic and reproducible.

Labeled tryptic digests were then separated on a nano-flow LC system equipped with on-line fraction collection capable of depositing fractions directly onto MALDI sample plates for MALDI-TOF MS/MS-based identification and quantification.

Realizing this dilemma, researchers in social sciences already more than three decades ago introduced video observation as a data collection technique capable of providing insight into sociomaterial work practice – often used in combination with other ethnographic data collection techniques [ 29].

We investigated whether the application of such a molecular analysis on a well-defined strain collection was capable of identifying DNA markers that would allow for discrimination between clinical and environmental isolates.

As he argues in his preface to the collection, criticism is "capable of a unique kind of intimacy, and even, despite appearances, vulnerability.

The study shows that a single collection tray is capable of removing up to 20 MW decay heat load in a typical 500 MWe pool type SFR.

The selected rainfall collection catchment is capable to harvest 12 Mm3·yr−1 (≈ 4.5 × the requirement) and is roughly 3 km far from the application area assuring crop irrigation by gravity flow with modest transport costs.

Unfortunately, our method of data collection is not capable of calculating valid SSC-CIP prevalence rates.

With the exception of subjects with dry mouth and greatly diminished saliva flow rates, the collection system is capable of saliva volumes adequate for most assays.

Its automatic data collection mechanism is capable of capturing comprehensive population-based health information and providing important details on current disease epidemics at the community level.

This corroborates Jackson's et al. [ 49] supposition that the 'secretome' is a rapidly evolving collection of proteins capable of significant molecular differences in building molluscan shells.