Sentence examples for fully capable to from inspiring English sources
"They want their units fully capable to accomplish the mission," Mr. Wright said.
It has been found that quantitative analysis on peak area of Raman patterns is fully capable to differentiate between conventional cement hydration and pozzolanic reaction in UHPC.
I tried to bring the interest back to the bone, the Nature, that without our intrusion is fully capable to produce what we need.
In our experimental system, the Srs2 875Δ902 mutant is fully capable to inhibit the extension of the D-loop by Polδ in the presence of S-PCNA.
In mice and ES cells deficient for HDAC1, the HDAC2 protein is up-regulated but is not fully capable to compensate for the loss of HDAC1 (Lagger et al. 2002; Zupkovitz et al. 2006, 2010).
The lab is relatively well equipped and fully functional, capable to host a number of diverse projects and to carry out genetically modified (GM) food testing and more.
Imagine setting the bar for reading at third grade, when most first graders are fully capable of learning to read and learning to enjoy reading?
Furthermore, using in vitro fertilization (IVF), we show that both male and female gametes from Sirt1 deficient mice have a reduced efficiency at generating viable zygotes, although these zygotes are fully capable of developing to term following embryo transfer to pseudo-pregnant females.
The developmentally most mature MAB are hypothesized to be fully capable of foraging and to only require input from the releaser (recruitment via the dance language after failure to find work as a receiver) to rapidly make the change to foraging.
In Pakistan, the defence minister, Khawaja Asif, said his nation was fully capable of responding to any Indian aggression, though added that Islamabad did "not want to convert border tension … into a confrontation".
Whether this is the case or not, it remains clear that Fonda, even at 73, is fully capable of continuing to create her own reality, and her own press, regardless of what biographies may come to pass.
