Sentence examples for its exceptional capacity from inspiring English sources
Zygosaccharomyces bailii is considered the most problematic acidic food spoilage yeast species due to its exceptional capacity to tolerate high concentrations of weak acids used as fungistatic preservatives at low pH.
Owing to its exceptional strain capacity, which can reach hundreds of times that of normal concrete, and its reduced crack width, engineered cementitious composites (ECC) are a very promising solution for mitigating many of the problems that generate colossal backlogs of deteriorated concrete structures worldwide.
To date, some thirty natural products spanning eight different chemical classes have been isolated from this latter species, thus revealing its exceptional biosynthetic capacity.
Many heterologous proteins have been successfully expressed in Pichia pastoris due to its exceptional natural capacity for heterologous protein production http://www.kgi.edu/Faculty-and-Research/James-M-Cregg.html.html
31– 33 Considering the function of this prefronto-cerebellar system in the context of human evolution, we can hypothesize that its elaboration under natural selection could explain humans' exceptional capacity to acquire, and continuously and dynamically adapt, complex forms of motor behavior.
It is caused by unicellular Plasmodium parasites that have the exceptional capacity to invade and develop within host erythrocytes.
In addition, the exceptional capacity of this nematode to survive desiccation makes it an important system for study of anhydrobiosis.
He has a magnetic personality and an exceptional capacity to communicate.
She was a woman with an exceptional capacity to present her own suffering through an amazing and rather unique style.
"We have an exceptional capacity to track whether the timing and morphology of an emotion is correct".
He went on, "We need to appreciate that intellectuals are gifted individuals with unconventional angles of vision, and are often endowed with an exceptional capacity to advance the common good.
