Sentence examples similar to competent in restoring from inspiring English sources

Somewhat surprisingly, several introns with weakly-structured domain V/VI helices still exhibit classical lariat splicing, suggesting that accessory factors aid in restoring a splicing-competent conformation.

However, under conditions of proteotoxic stress, when ubiquitin becomes unavailable, the surveillance transcription factor would be stabilized and become competent to regulate the expression of genes involved in restoring homeostasis to the cell.

Acting decisively, he succeeded in restoring order.

It is also true that I am not competent to restore it.

Not only could he put the GOP in a (perhaps just slightly) worse position to sell itself as competent, he's restored Democratic hope in the prospect of taking back the Senate.

Replenishing Rsk-depleted extracts with catalytically competent Rsk protein restored the ability of the extracts to undergo mitotic arrest.

Case in point: Restoring Ohio Inc.

The HCT-116 subline where hMLH1 expression is restored by chromosome 3 transfer (HCT116+ch3, genotype p53, hMLH1 was a gift from Professor CR Boland and these cells are competent in DNA MMR (Koi et al, 1994).

The treatments performed proved to be competent for reducing the functional and psychosocial impact of the oral disorders as measured by the OHIP-14, pointing to the possibility of establishing protocols to be used in programs aimed at restoring the aesthetics and functionality of the anterior teeth in large populations.

The treatments performed proved to be competent for reducing the functional and psychosocial impact of oral disorders as measured by the OHIP-14, pointing to the possibility of establishing protocols to be used in programs aimed at restoring the aesthetics and functionality of the anterior teeth in large populations.

She's a competent musician, competent in everything she has done.