Sentence examples for observed capable of from inspiring English sources
The Al-containing catalyst exhibited better performances than the Cr-containing catalyst, while with gallium no significant differences in comparison to aluminum were observed, capable of justifying the significantly higher cost.
Inside the air conditioned Barcelona Metro trains (where underground commuters spend most of their time) air quality is markedly better than on the platform, and unchanged A/C filters were observed capable of maintaining a similar reduction in inside train PM for at least three months.
The two strains Yarrowia spp. investigated in the present study were observed capable of self-aggregating 7 days after inoculation as shown in Fig. 4.
To my eyes, the Aztek isn't just homely but, as a friend observed, "is capable of serious retinal damage".
SEM images illustrate that the plating bath at pH 3.1, where only mild inhibition of the deposition kinetics is observed, is capable of adequately filling the trenches.
Implication, he observed, was capable of any extension, and would probably be extended to augment the congressional powers.
For these reasons, the study and management of HABs would benefit tremendously from the development of remote, in situ, real-time, observing systems capable of detecting specific HAB species and associated toxins.
In comparing antimicrobial resistance to the ability of biofilm formation in the individual strains, we observed that strains capable of forming biofilms were more frequently observed to be an MDR phenotype (Table 2).
The recognition of antibodies from individuals suffering active and latent tuberculosis and from healthy individuals was observed in HABPs capable of avoiding mycobacterial entry to host cells.
Furthermore, when the associated disequilibrium dynamics are stable, these optimal control formulations are observed to be capable of computing static equilibrium network designs.
It has been observed that scaffolds capable of delivering growth factor promote tissue repair and regeneration at a faster rate when compared to scaffolds without growth factor.
