Sentence examples similar to lifelong capability from inspiring English sources
To evade host immune surveillance, herpesviruses have evolved a variety of mechanisms that provide them with the capability of lifelong survival in infected hosts in the form of latent infection with the ability to reactivate when the immune surveillance is compromised.
Just in time for students to head back to school, crowdsourced flash card study platform StudyBlue announced a new site design, search navigation capabilities, a lifelong learning feature, a new pro version of the platform and that co-founder Chris Klundt would be stepping back into the role of CEO today.
SpaceTech provides a lifelong impact on its participants by broadening their capabilities, encouraging systematic "end-to-end" thinking and preparing them for any technical or business-related engineering challenges they may encounter.
The capability of these multiple stakeholders to deliver lifelong learning is in its infancy.
Chris was angry with his father and attributed his iPad inactivity not to a lack of technological capability but to an indifference to communicating with him, a lifelong sore spot.
Promoting dietary behaviour change in relation to lifelong health is a complex multifactorial problem, requiring prompting of the appropriate motivation, capability, and opportunity for change at individual level.
JSI at Princeton expanded my capabilities and fueled my aspiration to seek out a joint MPA/J.D. program in pursuit of my lifelong commitment to service.
