Although the ferroelectric probe memory exhibits a capability of providing densities of multi-Tbit/in2, its destructive readout mechanism requires data to be refreshed after readout and this would cumulate read/write cycles and eventually causes severe fatigue.
Consistent with the low levels of P110 and P140 observed, we found that the T192 mutant exhibited a capability to bind erythrocytes lower than that of the WT strain (Fig. 3A and B).
Thus, the new HCC-cell lines exhibit a capability for drug-metabolism similar to the tissue of origin.
Nevertheless, it has also been shown that substoichiometric AlO x (as well as fully oxidized Al2O3) does not exhibit a capability for direct acetylene dissociation.
Moreover, the proposed synthesis technique surpasses the synthesis performance of evolutionary artificial neural networks, exhibiting a considerable capability to accurately distinguish among different audio classes.
The adsorption process at the magnetic carbon particles proceeds according to the Langmuir model, exhibiting an adsorption capability of 61.5 mg of silver per gram of Cmag.
The model was then employed to predict the biological activities of 15 test set compounds, and a good agreement between the experimental and predicted values was verified exhibiting a powerful predictable capability of this model (qpred2= 0.868).
These results indicate that the designed MC hybrid materials exhibit a promising capability for the degradation of dyes.
Thus, it exhibits a pronounced capability for induced-fit adaptations, whereas the catalytic pocket exhibits rigid properties throughout all known crystal structures.
Furthermore, DMC do exhibit a metabolic capability to incorporate ammonia-N into citrulline, but low or absent activity of downstream enzymes of the ornithine-urea cycle appears to limit ammonia-N transfers to urea.
Nanotube arrays formed in EG electrolyte containing 1 wt% of 1.0 M KOH exhibited a remarkable capability to generate hydrogen at an evolution rate up to ∼658.3 μL min−1 cm−2 and the photoconversion efficiency of ∼2.5%.
