Sentence examples for is capable of modifying from inspiring English sources
High-frequency vibration is capable of modifying metallic surface topography significantly, while the underlying mechanisms are still unclear.
Whether preferences are rationally criticisable crucially depends on how a thus criticised agent is capable of modifying her intrinsic preferences in the light of such criticism.
The system used in osteosynthesis directly influences fracture consolidation; depending on its shape and rigidity, osteosyntesis is capable of modifying bone callus formation.
The results presented here clearly indicate that DBD plasma treatment in air is capable of modifying the surface of C3D/PEEK composite such that the treated surface changes from bio-inert to bioactive.
These results suggest that cell wall OXO is capable of modifying the metabolism of ester-linked ferulates in cell walls of wheat shoots by promoting the peroxidase action via supply of hydrogen peroxide.
The enzymatic modification process in Prochlorococcus MIT9313 has been reconstituted in vitro, and a variety of experimental approaches have been used to try and understand how one enzyme is capable of modifying 30 different substrates.
Brandt (1979, 1998) claims that agents are capable of modifying their preferences by merely reflecting upon relevant beliefs.
The semi-active stiffness and damping control device which are capable of modifying stiffness and damping in a continuous manner is proposed by Nagarajaiah and Mate (1997).
The simulation results are capable of modifying and readjusting the energy consumption patterns of buildings via appropriate predefined policies and well-designed monitoring systems.
Dynamic Software Product Lines (DSPL) encompass systems that are capable of modifying their own behavior with respect to changes in their operating environment by using run-time reconfigurations.
Furthermore, a FQ-resistant strain of E. coli, isolated from sewage sludge, contained the aminoglycoside transacetylase gene aac(6' -Ib-cr and was capable of modifying ciprofloxacin by acetylation (Jung et al. 2009).
