Sentence examples for combined capability from inspiring English sources

This suggests that developing highly reliable measures of social (or combined) capability may be challenging.

Therefore, we reasoned that endostatin-lidamycin (ES-LDM) fusion proteins upon energizing with enediyne chromophore may obtain the combined capability targeting tumor vasculature and tumor cell by respective ES and LDM moiety.

Fourth, the government should focus such funds on institutions that are prepared to enter partnerships, to share scarce resources and good practice, and to raise their combined capability and thereby the experiences of their students.

The combined capability of time-dependent drug activation/release at sites of disease pathology and selective delivery of therapeutic agents to sites of joint inflammation establishes a novel pathway for the future design and development of therapies for patients with RA and related forms of inflammatory diseases.

Carriers with combined capabilities are classified as multipurpose carriers.

"When you look at our combined capabilities, including Versant, Pervasive and now ParAccel, we have global reach in many fast-growing markets and annualized revenues north of $150 million," said Hoskins in an email interview.

Best Buy believes the combined capabilities of the two companies will allow it to build stronger relationships with customers, expand the number of subscribers, and capture recurring revenue by offering ongoing value over a mobile digital platform.

The neorealist definition of power and security includes also the combined capabilities of the state (Hollis and Smith 1990; Hook 1993: 16; Wendt 1995: 73; Schraeder et al. 1998: 3; Ayllón 2006: 16).

ISIS may not be a pushover, but it is no match for the combined capabilities in the region even without the United States.

More widespread use of these combined capabilities have led to a vast expansion in our knowledge of the complexity of biological processes mediated by PTMs.

In phonology he did research on the functional load and combining capability of phonemes.