Sentence examples for competent to develop from inspiring English sources

1) Why did same stress induce the different outcome of mutant SOD1 aggregation in the neuroblastoma? 2) Are the smaller aggregates competent to develop to LHIs?

In contrast, mice lacking LTC4 synthase (and thus lacking all cysteinyl LTs), are fully competent to develop arthritis.

At the IM periphery, where the cells are competent to develop into flowers, this ectopic AG expression activates its downstream genes, leading to a switch in cell identity and the initiation of carpel formation.

As reported previously (Barnes et al., 1996; Son et al., 2005), those oocytes that first reach MII stage in IVM cycles are usually the most competent to develop into blastocysts.

Moreover, our follicular tracing data showed that primordial follicles that are labeled early in life can persist in the ovaries until the end of reproductive life and that these follicles were competent to develop into antral stage.

When they mature into metaphase II (MII) oocytes and are fertilized in vitro, only MIISN oocytes (MII oocytes derived from SN oocytes) are developmentally competent to develop beyond the 2-cell stage, while MIINSN oocytes (MII oocytes derived from NSN oocytes) become arrested at the 2-cell stage [ 31].

Top universities in China and universities which receive strong financial support from the government are either technically competent enough to develop their own communication platforms which can better serve their purposes or are financially strong enough to purchase the platforms from software companies to meet their needs.

A review of the educational interventions designed to improve prescribing competencies will help to ensure evidence-based interventions are used to develop competent medical and non-medical prescribers.

Like France, Germany produced a school of portrait engravers; but, although competent technicians, they failed to develop a distinctly national school comparable to the French.

It is hoped that these studies will be well-funded by the competent authorities in order to develop strategies and techniques useful to safeguard the integrity and preservation of the buildings situated in the proximity of road infrastructures.

However, even as competent chess programs began to develop, they exhibited a glaring weakness in playing the endgame.