Sentence examples for increased capability to from inspiring English sources

By comparing the metastatic potential of two melanoma cell lines, namely A375 and SAN, we confirmed that an increased capability to colonize murine organs was associated with increased levels of FKBP51.

"As the people are starting to buy into a new life and their government has increased capability to defend them, then suddenly the insurgents, who may have waited patiently, are faced with a much less vulnerable target, or much less vulnerable Afghan populace," the general said.

Automated vehicles, smart highway sensors and software programs would have increased capability to identify and stop incidents as they occur, allowing real-time feedback to enable safety features to prevent, or at least mitigate, any injury or harm to drivers.

Important goals for future instruments are increased capability to self-calibrate in situ and lowered detection limits that enable measurement of trace metabolic gases, such as hydrogen and nitrous oxide.

Improvements were observed in a better understanding of issues related to the usability of CAD models and an increased capability to recognize critical modeling situations and thus prevent the mistakes typically made by novices.

The greater depth of sequencing provides better and more accurate genome coverage as well as increased capability to multiplex clinical samples.

Mobile devices are having increased capabilities to access many of these wireless networks types at the same time.

Due to the increasing debris population it is reasonable to assume that improved capabilities for on-orbit damage attribution, in addition to increased capabilities to detect and track small objects are needed.

As technology continues to evolve, there may be increased capabilities to supplement and/or supplant these interventions with mobile applications, interactive personalized health records, virtual environments, and the like [ 52- 54].

In our view, along with the increasing capability to model and compute all major multi-disciplinary aspects of an aircraft, in the long term it will become possible to 'fly' and investigate the complete aircraft in the computer.

"The pressures for continued deployments of current capabilities can have an adverse impact on investments in RDT&E [research, development, test, and evaluation] needed to increase capability to deal with a wide range of possible threats.