Sentence examples for nascent ability from inspiring English sources

After more than fifteen years, America brings the narrator "not aspiration realized, nor a largeness of life fitting to its open spaces, but the nascent ability to be satisfied with less".

The surge in reports of heme-dependent proteins as catalysts for abiotic, synthetically valuable carbene and nitrene transfer reactions dramatically illustrates the evolvability of the protein world and our nascent ability to exploit that for new enzyme chemistry.

What is unusual is that children can be taken out of school and put into these academies' to focus solely on the specific sport they've shown potential and nascent ability in.

All that faculty can do is to provide an ambiance in which one's nascent abilities and insights can blossom.

As a choirboy Donizetti did not shine, but Mayr perceived in him a nascent musical ability and secured his entry into the Liceo Filarmonico (the music school) at Bologna, where he had a thorough training in fugue and counterpoint.

If so, and together with the finding that perceived entrepreneurial ability influences nascent entrepreneurial activity it is necessary to identify the root cause of an important antecedent of nascent entrepreneurial activity (Grégoire et al. 2011).

Final SSU pre-rRNA processing correlates in yeast in normal conditions with the ability of nascent SSUs to efficiently engage in translation [27], [28].

As expected, we observed no labelling of proteins in the absence of puromycin or when cells were incubated with cycloheximide, which would effectively preclude incorporation of puromycin into nascent proteins through its ability to inhibit translocation of mRNA on 80S ribosomes (lane 7).

Their face-to-face romantic abilities are nascent at best.

Any mutation that impairs the arrest-inducing ability of the nascent chain would allow more ribosomes to translate the lacZ sequence and thereby increase the β-galactosidase activity.

The machinations over the results have also cast doubt on the ultimate fairness of an election that was seen as a test of Iraq's nascent democracy and the United States' ability to withdraw.