Sentence examples for its capacity to establish from inspiring English sources

Since a member of this virus family, JC virus, is well-known for its capacity to establish latency in human brain tissue where reactivation in immunocompromised individuals can result in fatal progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy, we sought to examine for the presence of all the five known human polyomaviruses in a series of human brain tissues.

The observation that, like CD6, CD5 also attenuates signaling in T and B cells stimulated via their physiological receptors in a ligand independent manner, suggests that CD6 is not alone in its capacity to establish activation thresholds via its expression per se, and that this could be a general feature of inhibitory signaling proteins.

A central feature of the human species is its seemingly evolutionarily unprecedented capacity to establish cooperative interactions between non-related individuals.

Also, it had the capacity to establish a protected zone in Syria, like the one it established for the Iraqi Kurds to protect them against Saddam Hussein following the Gulf war.

Given that BRICS is home to half the world's population, accounts for more than a quarter of the world"s economic output and has recently set up a nascent New Development Bank, the countries under its banner have, between them, the capacity to establish an influential credit rating institution.

In order to assess the astrocytic properties that are shared by the GL15 cell line, it was important to investigate their capacity to establish functional GJIC.

The ministry of finance is strengthened so that it can become accountable to the legislature and have the capacity to establish a budget and supervise expenditures.

Together, we must strengthen our collective capacity to establish security where order has broken down, and to support those who seek a just and lasting peace.

While Tunisia has the capacity to establish a reliable register, there have been allegations that some groups of potential opposition supporters, such as young urban voters, were deliberately excluded from the lists.

Research suggests that the effectiveness of peer punishment depends on a group's capacity to establish and enforce contribution norms.

Based on this definition, strategic competences is considered as the mental capacity to establish a link between components of language competencies to features of the context of situation.