Sentence examples for latter was able from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, this latter was able to inhibit a GH11 enzyme, but not GH12, whereas the mutants were able to modulate the inhibition capacity.

According to a Roche executive, the rationale behind Roche's major investments in Genentech was that the latter was able to earn significantly better returns on research and development than Roche did.

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.

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.

If, at the time of the surrender, the bank received security, value, or renewals, as a part of the same transaction, this would undoubtedly be a defense; but if the accused subsequently repented, and indemnified the bank, or the latter was able to protect itself from loss, it is very doubtful whether this would inure to the benefit of the defendant, or purge him of the charge.

And there's the looming shadow of Microsoft and Google — which the latter was able to capture Snap's business (issues aside).

In this way the latter is able to gradually replace the conventional controller from the control of the system.

The former is able to determine a residual stresses profile corresponding to a given tool, material and process conditions, the latter is able to determine these conditions when a constraint on the residual stresses distribution is given.

The first correlation is shown to better fit the data, having lower standard deviation, but the second provides better interpretation of physics: the latter is able to capture the air outlet temperature with a standard deviation σ = 2.8 K.

The latter are able to bind AOH in water acetonitrile (80 20, v/v) with an affinity constant of 109 ± 10 mM−1 and a total number of binding sites of 35 ± 2 μmol g−1, being alternariol monomethylether the only competitor species.

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.