Sentence examples for namely being able from inspiring English sources

It is unfair to expect that juror to try to evaluate the evidence given by a person whom she cannot see, deprived of an essential tool for doing so: namely, being able to observe the demeanour of the witness; her reaction to being questioned; her reaction to other evidence as it is given.

Of course, this has some problems, too – namely being able to see the target and track them with a beam.

Composing focus groups on the basis of current PA levels was beneficial for a number of reasons, namely being able to categorise groups as 'low-active' or 'highly-active' enables responses between such groups to be compared in relation to PA levels.

Some unique positive features of the online RMDQ were reported, namely being able to change answers easily, finding it easier to submit responses (at the press of a button rather than via a post box), and seeing it as more environmentally friendly than the paper version.

Another limitation is that there was only one outcome measurement, namely CMMSE, which prevents us from being able to investigate the broader effects of Chinese calligraphy handwriting in older people with mild cognitive impairment in a more definitive manner.

Namely, we were able to reproduce the following characteristics: 1).

Namely, it was able to accurately identify the existence of CYP2D6*3A and reported the second copy as CYP2D6*4M.

Our study has several strengths, namely we were able to examine associations gathered at three stages in adulthood using prospective data, which should minimise recall bias.

In addition, it has been demonstrated that an agonist of the S1P-R, namely FTY720, is able to block the egress of lymphocytes from the lymphnodes resulting in a peripheral lymphopenia [ 67].

Namely, Twist1 is able to bind to the promoter of the proto-oncogene AKT2 to upregulate its expression, and to activate the transcription factor Y-box-binding protein 1 (YB-1) associated with cellular proliferation.

Individual cells within brain cancer, namely GBM, are able to migrate from the tumor bulk and invade surrounding parenchyma, making local therapies such as surgical resection and radiation therapy difficult.