Sentence examples for likely capabilities from inspiring English sources
Although their likely capabilities are still unclear, this is an area where highly creative and well-trained individuals will find exciting careers," Wood explains.
On Thursday, Kepler project scientist Nick Gautier was heading out of his office to give a presentation explaining Kepler's likely capabilities to colleagues at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory who might want to submit white papers before the deadline.
While initially envisaged as a battleship, senior sea officers felt that Britain had enough battleships, but that new battlecruisers might be required to combat German ships being built (the British overestimated German progress on the Mackensen class as well as their likely capabilities).
We detail likely capabilities, discuss limitations, and provide novel precautionary strategies to control the spread of gene drives and reverse genomic changes.
Most of the manuscript focuses on "likely capabilities" of Cas9 mediated gene drives, including the theoretical uses for "sensitizing", "unstable", "interacting", and "immunizing" drives.
"It's likely our capabilities will decline fairly precipitously at just the time they're most needed," he said.
"It's likely our capabilities will decline fairly precipitously at just the time they're most needed," said Dennis Hartmann, a professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Washington and the chairman of the committee that produced the report.
A 10,000-page federal study of the Sept. 11 response led by Mr. Kerik and Mr. Giuliani found that "a preponderance of evidence indicates that a lack of timely information sharing and inadequate communications capabilities likely contributed to the loss of emergency responder lives".
Thus, the developmental (e.g., emotional and physical) vulnerabilities synonymous with childhood, likely diminishes these capabilities in children.
A carefully controlled peek reveals a sleek gray machine with a 16-inch screen, an Intel processor inside and, most likely, advanced wireless capabilities, perhaps even wireless charging.
This gap in capabilities likely results from the tendency of membrane proteins to aggregate and fail to overexpress in bacteria cells.
