Sentence examples for is capable of specifying from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, TAG1 is not expressed in sepals of 35S TAGL1 flowers indicating that TAGL1 is capable of specifying reproductive identity to perianth organ whorls even in the absence of TAG1.

It has been reported that GATA4 is not necessary for cardiomyocyte differentiation [28], but it is capable of specifying endoderm fates to facilitate the generation of cardiomyocyte progenitors from associated mesoderm [20].

In prostate cancer, FOXA1 is capable of specifying unique AR binding sites and has an AR-independent function as a metastasis regulator (Jin et al, 2013; Sahu et al, 2013).

In a demonstration of the feasibility of the hypotheses to specify the architecture of different types of neuronal network, a genetic algorithm is used to allow the evolution of genotypes which are capable of specifying neural networks that can learn to solve particular computational tasks, including pattern association, autoassociation, and competitive learning.

JetStress exercises the storage subsystem by generating calls to stress the physical disks, controllers, and cache to identify if a configuration is capable of handling a specified workload.

Thus, the computational imaging system proposed is capable of realizing both the specified resolution and specified FOV.

The results suggest that the system is capable of meeting performance requirements specified by both the developer and the user for a variety of engineering systems.

C. acetobutylicum is capable of degrading xylan under some specified conditions [ 56], and a total of fourteen genes were found to be related to hemicellulose degradation and metabolism [ 21].

FastMap is capable of employing any m-SNP window specified by the user.

Researchers can further develop algorithms and heuristic methods that are capable of accurately specifying each method's necessary parameters.

Under legislation outlined in the Queen's Speech, hastily cobbled together in the wake of the surprise Tory victory, there will be a ban on "any substance intended for human consumption that is capable of producing a psychoactive effect", apart from specified exemptions such as alcohol, caffeine, tobacco, food and medical products.