Sentence examples for generated capable of from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, universal HSV-1 amplicon vectors were generated capable of transducing inducible and regulatable gene expression in cell culture and in vivo which allow monitoring of the quantitative dynamics of regulated gene expression by means of non-invasive fluorescence, bioluminescence and PET imaging.

The inception of fully digitised, full motion, live action film coincided with the development of computer generated imagery capable of seamless integration – meanwhile the bodysnatchers had invaded our homes, in the form of wireless broadband routers.

It has been shown in Arabidopsis that miRNA genes evolved via local inverted duplication events, which generated sequences capable of folding back into hairpin structures when expressed [ 26].

Sport Scotland has also invested, hoping to generate players capable of storming … the Commonwealth Games.

He suggests that any theory of the universe, any comprehensive mesh of physics and biology, will need to succeed in "showing how the natural order is disposed to generate beings capable of comprehending it".

They calculate that there is "more than enough available fossil fuels" to generate emissions capable of unleashing "amplifying feedbacks" that could trigger a "runaway" greenhouse effect "sustained for centuries".

The commissioning of RCTs and robust QEDs is crucial for generating evidence capable of supporting causal claims.

This shows that the CD56− fraction (likely to contain human skeletal muscle pericytes) generates cells capable of myogenesis, as shown by Dellavalle and colleagues [13].

These reports describe intricate (and ingenious) methods to generate siRNAs capable of specifically targeting numerous endogenously and exogenously expressed genes.

T and B lymphocytes are indeed truly unique in their ability to generate receptors capable of recognizing virtually any pathogen.

Furthermore, the ultimate goal of research is to generate knowledge capable of improving the patient's health outcomes in medical practice.