Sentence examples for labels are capable from inspiring English sources

Following Bateman's (2011: 52) claim, it is essential to investigate Kress and van Leeuwen's functional interpretation of Given-New/ Ideal-Real to find out if these 'technical labels' are capable of bringing "a concrete, readily verbalised meaning to the interpretation" of the marketing multimodal texts.

When politicians, police officers, college professors, homeroom teachers or any of us use words such as "minority," "poor," "special education," or "slow," we unveil our implicit biases, telegraphing what we truly believe the children with those labels are capable of.

Our studies also show that the label-retaining cells are capable of undergoing cell division, as seen by incorporation of BrdU and H3P staining.

These label-free techniques are capable of producing high-resolution real-time in vivo images and have shown great promise for medical diagnostics of various diseases, potentially replacing surgical biopsies [ 2– 7].

Aromaticity is calculated by enumerating rings of size 6, and labelling only those that are capable of adopting a 6π aromatic alternating double bond forms.

Oligonucleotides labelled with these agents are capable of inducing lethal double-stranded DNA breaks at specific sites in the chromosome.

The labeling method used here is expected to label functional presynaptic terminals that are capable of synaptic vesicle exocytosis and endocytosis.

The main approach used is two-dimensional electrophoresis (IEF followed by SDS-PAGE), then far-western blotting with labeled eIF4E to determine which spots are capable of eIF4E binding.

Several other chelators are capable of achieving near-quantitative radiochemical labelling at room temperature.

Many are capable entrepreneurs.

Some are capable and some aren't.