Sentence examples similar to confer a competence from inspiring English sources

Although the exact mechanism of Math5 action remains unknown, it is thought to confer an RGC competence state on early retinal precursors [14], [15].

Our observations then suggest that the reversible disruption of the cytoskeleton (through any of its interacting components) prior to cryopreservation, may confer a protective effect and lead to considerable improvement in the survival rate and developmental competence of frozen-thawed mouse oocytes.

Domestic partnerships confer a second-class status.

The trips also confer a certain credibility at home.

Meetings also confer a sense of control.

Beauty can confer a sense of trust.

Recent studies to profile epigenetic changes during the differentiation of hPSCs to pancreatic beta cells indicate that specific chromosomal regions open during specific windows of differentiation, thereby conferring a certain developmental competence to sequentially acquire increased lineage restriction (Wang et al., 2015).

When Steve Nash, professional athlete, marshals a fast break, even surrounded by those off-brand humps on whom he's spent his past few seasons conferring an illusion of competence, his every dribble is loaded with an urgent promise something surprising, an invisible pathway or experimental geometry is perpetually just a moment from revealing itself.

Does aggression always confer an advantage?

Surprisingly, we found that in LAVA the VNTR of an active element can confer retrotransposition competence when combined with the 5' and 3' domains of an inactive element.

IFNγ, a cytokine known to confer microbicidal competence to macrophages, controls Listeria monocytogenes infection and its clearance [28].