Sentence examples similar to human ability to destruct from inspiring English sources
They are what make us human, including the distinctively human ability to learn and create culture.
Both were vital components of prehistoric humans' ability to survive.
Moreover, it has been postulated that some CBMs might possess the ability to locally destruct polysaccharide structure (e.g. lower crystallinity in cellulose), thus improving enzyme accessibility [ 8].
It's a "public miracle," especially in a city that "has the ability to self-destruct".
For Villas-Boas, it was further evidence of the single biggest barrier to Tottenham becoming a force that can win the Premier League title – their ability to self-destruct at critical moments.
I really believed that I was unlucky and that there was some negative force acting to destruct my life and ability to achieve happiness.
In addition, it has to be taken into account that the animal models of T1DM do not accurately reflect the human pathology of diabetes in all aspects (e.g. the toxins administered to destruct the pancreas might have alternative mechanisms of action, and do not reflect the auto-immune destruction that occurs in humans).
Even though the invasion of the cancer cells was shown to share certain molecular mechanisms with cell migration, invasion is more focused on the ability of cancer to disrupt basement membrane and extracellular matrix by secreting the proteolytic enzyme to destruct the meshwork of basement membrane, prior to migration through surrounding tissue [ 4].
