Sentence examples for its ability to transform from inspiring English sources

The benefits of using a culture such as DHM-1 include its high rate of CF transformation; its ability to transform mixtures of CT, CF, and CFC-11; the conversion of these halomethanes to environmentally benign products; its growth on an inexpensive primary substrate (corn syrup); and its ability to grow in the presence of CF at levels at least as high as 4000 mg/L.

I'm an optimist, I really am, especially when it comes to technology and its ability to transform the world.

I truly believe in the power of art and its ability to transform us all".

After the baby is born this layer of cells loses its ability to transform.

America's exceptionalism has always been its ability to transform itself — economically, culturally and religiously.

The future of Napster, however, depends on its ability to transform itself into a for-pay service.

But the hype surrounding Segway has focused on its potential ability to transform the world à la the Internet, which means it must have mass appeal for consumers.

The report cites the fact that the council resisted "politically motivated pressure to build new high school academies", believing it had the ability to transform its schools on its own.

Liver is an important target of the oxidative stress because of its exposure to various prooxidant toxic compounds as well as of its metabolic function and ability to transform some xenobiotics to reactive toxic metabolites (as ROS).

With its quirky tone and ability to transform quotidian conflicts into the stuff of immersive drama, the narration might be plausibly redubbed by the likes of Ira Glass.

Concerns over Russia's ability to transform its markets and come up with changes to its legal system that would help protect contract and property rights have shadowed several years of accession talks.