Sentence examples for equal capabilities of from inspiring English sources

It is recently proposed that compounds with equal capabilities of inhibiting COX and 5-LOX, both are key enzymes involved in the arachidonic acid (AA) cascade, are expected to be safer non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).

The opposition may consist of fighters of equal capability or of bombers carrying protective armament.

Despite the importance of supporting cells as the putative stem cells in avian regeneration, it is unknown whether all supporting cells possess equal capability to give rise to a hair cell or if a specialized subpopulation exists.

David Miller provides the most comprehensive and nuanced argument against cosmopolitan justice and is specifically directed against a 'global equality of opportunity principle' [ 31] that asserts that individuals of equal capabilities should be able to achieve the same goals whether they are born in Canada or Afghanistan.

The requirement that a just society ensure that every citizen reaches a minimum level of each capability may be far less demanding than the requirement of equal capabilities.

Moreover, think of how the price of smartphones with equal capabilities has declined: a phone that you could buy for $1,000 five years ago might cost around $200 today.

All the sensor nodes have similar significance and equal capabilities.

The first tanks were delivered in 1954, and the fleet was upgraded in the 1970s to equal the capabilities of M60 Patton tanks.

The Sega CD was originally intended to equal the capabilities of the PC Engine CD, but with twice as much random-access memory (RAM), and sell for about JP¥20,000 (or US$150).

At the same time, the quad is quickly becoming the distinguishing factor between skaters of equal capability.

On the heels of the collapse of the home console industry in the early 1980s, two Japanese manufacturers of coin-operated video games, the Nintendo Co., Ltd., and Sega Enterprises Ltd., introduced a new generation of video consoles, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES; 1985) and the Sega Genesis (1989), with graphics that equaled or exceeded the capabilities of personal computers.