The presence of all five MMR proteins in HeLa NE establishes its aptitude for functioning as a positive control.
... the great strength of the Pentecostal impulse [lies in] its power to combine, its aptitude for the language, the music, the cultural artefacts, the religious tropes... of the setting in which it lives.
It remains a point of discussion however, whether UKCAT is a reliable predictor of clinical aptitude in its current form.
In analyses that aim at identifying selection signatures, the phenotype is considered in its broadest sense: breed, production aptitude or even adaptation to a specific environment.
Television is singular not just in its global reach, but in its spectacular aptitude for mediocrity.
For Klopp's felicity as a communicator gains a literal quality in his aptitude as a linguist.
There are fewer gags than usual — the humor, less broad, is revealed in details, like a sly hip shake — but the power of this ballet is how it stands on its own in classical aptitude.
To test for differences in prevalences in aptitudes between men and women, thresholds were specified separately in both sexes.
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Robot audition consists in the aptitude of an humanoid to understand its acoustic environment, separate and localize sources, identify speakers and recognize their emotions.
