Sentence examples for observed the ability from inspiring English sources

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

With the aim to design a multidentate C3v-symmetric trindane-based trisphosphine ligand 3 for Suzuki Miyaura cross-coupling of 3-bromothiophene with phenylboronic acid, we observed the ability of this ligand to form an inclusion complex with buckyball C60.

In the present study, we used replication deficient adenoviruses to introduce a tumor-associated Ag (a truncated human prostate-specific membrane antigen (tPSMA)) and the T cell costimulatory molecule 4-1BBL into murine DCs, and observed the ability of these recombinant DCs to elicit tPSMA-directed T-cell responses in vitro and anti-tumor immunity to RM-1-tPSMA in a murine tumor model.

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].

At higher concentrations of inhibitor a total loss of primitive streak markers was observed; the ability of the inhibitor to suppress primitive streak was dose dependent.

Interest to the spectator lies in observing the ability of one player to defeat another by well-thought-out strategy.

This test was performed to observe the ability of the degraded organic waste to be used as manure to increase the fertility of soil.

But anecdotally, she observes, the ability of women and minorities to adapt to and overcome social obstacles seems to make them better team players.

We also simulate the dynamics of a vesicle traveling through a narrow channel and observe the ability of the lubricated method to capture the vesicle motion on relatively coarse fluid grids.

Union was declared through observing bridging callus on anteroposterior, lateral and oblique views; this was confirmed clinically by dynamising the fixator and observing the ability of the patient to walk and perform a single-leg stance on the affected limb without pain, instability or deformation at the fracture site.