Sentence examples for naturally able to from inspiring English sources

Regarding non-native producers, a 1,3-PDO biosynthesis pathway has been constructed in bacteria and yeasts that are not naturally able to produce 1,3-PDO by heterologous overexpression of genes from natural producers [ 10, 15, 16].

Web-based word processors such as Google Docs weren't naturally able to process touch-screen input.

Some students are naturally able to handle the experience better than others, and this is nothing to be ashamed of.

Osteoporosis is a disease that means that more bone is broken down than is naturally able to replenish and mend.

(Bernard Holland) 'CARMEN' (Saturday) Six feet tall and stunning, the mezzo Beth Clayton is a rare bird: a Carmen naturally able to project the character's tremendous power and sexiness, and incapable of the usual hip-swinging schtick.

We now know that our vaginas are, for the most part, self-sufficient and self-cleaning, naturally able to regulate pH levels with a spate of healthy bacteria and microorganisms.

Psychologist Mark Snyder identified the profile and psychology of "chameleons," people who are naturally able and willing to adapt to the demands of a situation without feeling like a fake.

"High self-monitors"—or chameleons, as I call them are naturally able and willing to adapt to the demands of a situation without feeling fake.

When someone spoke in public, his audience would naturally be able to see who was talking.

For example, if researchers are searching for a trait that would allow a crop to survive in a specific environment, they would look for organisms that naturally are able to survive in that specific environment.

Heavy Rain gets closer than any previous game to conveying the sense that you are controlling the protagonists in an interactive movie – firmly entrenched in the film noir genre, its storyline (twist-laden, naturally) is able to suck you in completely, thanks to the most convincing facial and bodily animation yet seen in a game.