Sentence examples for observed the inability from inspiring English sources

They observed the inability of cells to adhere and subsequently spread on surfaces with ZnO nanorods, suggesting that the lack of initial spreading is probably the main cause of cell death rather than the long-term exposure to ZnO.

We have previously observed the inability of R167Q HA-pVHL to bind Elongin C in a transgenic murine ES cell system [25].

"The interesting output is really observing the inability of the machine to ever reach the end and the aesthetics of that," Quayola says.

Thus, it was surprising to observe the inability of SH2B1α to enhance NGF-induced neurite outgrowth.

We use many words in an effort to indicate that different traditions and approaches can find or place their own name, including by using a name that observes the inability to name, to indicate a connectedness, the cosmos, or a higher power.

Such oxidation and alteration of the molecular structure of the fullerenes would explain the low ambient concentrations observed respectively the inability to detect C60 in ambient air in many locations, further away from potential emission sources.

When the present health care seeking patterns of communities is examined, it was observed that the inability to satisfy clients was not a characteristic of the public facilities only.

In contrast, no correlation with susceptibility to phosphorylation could be observed, given the inability of all the peptides listed in Figure 4A, with the only partial exception of the phosphopeptide 5 (devoid of any stimulatory efficacy) to undergo phosphorylation by CK2 (see also above).

We here observe that the inability of FOG-1-deficient HSCs to generate committed Mk/E progenitors is associated with their loss of preMegE-specific gene expression and upregulation of preGM-associated genes.

UKA is not privy to Idowu's medical files, but the 54-year-old observed the irony of the statement in the light of the triple jumper's inability to complete several earlier training sessions with Moore.

The latter finding may explain the frequently observed inability of the immune system to control aggressive cancer despite a specific T-cell response against tumour-associated antigens.