Sentence examples for latter being able from inspiring English sources

Under certain circumstances it is possible for the aggregation-prone segments to "recruit" a globular counterpart within the inclusion body, with the latter being able to fold into an active conformation.

When applied to embryonic development, this reasoning implicates that embryos containing partially excised transgenes would express higher levels of transgenic TIAR protein than those containing only one excised copy of the transgene (TIAR-GFPΔt, Fig. 3A), the latter being able to fully develop while the former would die.

Success in this domain would be a significant proof of concept of the conjecture proposed here, where life and perpetuation of life being considered as separate processes, the latter being able to capture innovation.

Users can view the number of codon combinations in each gene using either bar graphs or combination graphs, with the latter being able to simultaneously analyze 1, 2, 3 and 4 codon combinations in a specific gene.

Moreover, this suggests that Smad7 acts as a bridge between E2F-1 and HDAC-1, the latter being able to remove acetyl groups to reconstitute the chromatin around its association sites.

As stated above, the desensitization and activation mechanisms operate in different concentration regimes, the latter being able to generate a current only at lower ligand concentrations at which a considerable fraction of NNRs did not desensitize yet (black arrow in Figure 5A).

That curious valuation, if true, certainly does not reflect well on the Schultz family and their original $3.6 million deal with Mr. Fareri, since the latter was able to roughly quadruple his initial investment in a few short months.

United Parcel Service now doesn't cover the healthcare costs of an employee's spouse if the latter is able to get their own insurance coverage from their own employer (even if it's more costly, or not as good).

That means an admissions tutor can be more confident that the latter are able students, says Robert Coe, the lead author of the study.All this leaves tutors in a quandary.

Like the pedestrian peoples of the Great Basin, the horse-using groups followed an annual round; however, the latter were able to range over a much larger area than those on foot.

After decades of dispute between the Roman nobility and the papacy, the latter was able to establish an uneasy peace in Rome by the end of the 11th century.