Sentence examples for observed ability from inspiring English sources

Taken together the results suggest that the observed ability of DOPE-containing liposomes to mediate cytoplasmic delivery of hydrophilic molecules cannot be explained by a mechanism based on a direct, and non-leaky, fusion between the liposome and endosome membranes.

The observed ability of some of these molecules to inhibit receptor activation shows the potential of our design for the development of effective antagonists with a molecular size comparable to that of the endogenous neurotransmitter l-glutamate.

Such a result is consistent with the observed ability of the RNA aptamer to block the access of transcription factor NF-κB to its binding site on DNA and highlights the question of how an RNA stem loop structurally mimics a DNA duplex.

The holomorphic fungal genus Hypocrea/Trichoderma (Hypocreales, Ascomycota) contains several hundred species comprising both sexually propagating (Hypocrea) as well as apparently mitosporic (Trichoderma) taxa without observed ability to sexual reproduction.

Intriguingly, the ability of stroma to signal an increase in epithelial adhesion, in 3D, is in direct conflict with the previously observed ability of stromal cultures to induce epithelial-mesenchymal transition or scattering of epithelial cells in monolayer [43], an effect we have previously observed [5].

Conversely, not much is known regarding the observed ability of grain amaranth to sustain defoliation.

To observe ability of chromosome alignment, cells were treated with MG132 and counted with misaligned chromosome Z.

(1) The statistical database, which is in the system server, manages parameter set of node for every, where is the actually observed relay ability of node.

Mattox and Von Hoff first observed the ability of poorly differentiated patient-derived HNC cells to grow in soft agar in 1980 [32] ,[33]

For over 200 years homeopaths have observed the ability of many conventional drugs to suppress acute illness into more deep chronic illness.

Gagliardini et al, 1994, observed the ability of a caspase-1 inhibitor to prevent apoptosis induced by nerve growth factor deprivation [43].