Sentence examples for inherent capacities from inspiring English sources

In summary, longitudinally-characterized locomotor activity patterns of pharmacologically-naïve rats with intact nigrostriatal and mesoaccumbens pathways showed that nigral DA bioavailability, as regulated by TH protein and phosphorylation at ser31, influenced inherent capacities for the initiation and maintenance of locomotor activity.

The results confirmed the inherent capacities of the probes to differentiate between different isoforms.

While the inherent capacity to reason, for any being, including these two, is inherently good, in these two cases the goodness is corrupted by experiential and genetic factors, which lead to morally flawed ideas.

But let's not forget fiction's inherent capacity to captivate.

The problem is that this "closed fuel cycle" gives these countries the inherent capacity to produce the fissile material required for a nuclear weapon.

"It suggests that the ovary is indeed a more complex and versatile organ than we have been taught, or that we expected, with an inherent capacity of renewal".

The processes of growth and development are governed by many factors, including the inherent capacity of tissues for growth and differentiation, the hormonal influence of the endocrine system, and the stimulatory signals from the nervous system.

"My way of understanding this has come in large measure from Reinhold Niebuhr's work, and I'm not qualified to paraphrase it, but if I tried I would say it this way: Each of us has an inherent capacity for both good and evil.

The human self, it was presumed, had inherent capacity to reason truth.

This will reflect the aquifer's inherent capacity to become contaminated.

This paper presents the performance characteristics of an inherent capacity-modulated (ICM) linear compressor.