Sentence examples for peculiar capacity from inspiring English sources

All of these are ways of responding to the peculiar capacity of phonography for replaying our musical experiences.

Accordingly, phenomenal properties, which say nothing about the true nature of a thing, say everything about our peculiar capacity of perception.

Molecules such as NGAL (neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin), KIM-1 (kidney injury molecule-1), and Cys-C (cystatin-C) have demonstrated a peculiar capacity to detect an injury to the kidney well before the rise in serum creatinine can be observed.

ROS generation is per se a potentially toxic phenomenon, but it is important noting that cells treated with high doses of SFR undergo a situation of increased ROS sensitivity since a peculiar capacity of the isothiocyanate consists in depleting the GSH cellular pool [ 58, 59], an effect which is particularly severe with high, supranutritional SFR concentrations.

This suggests that a lineage of fat cells may develop a peculiar adaptive capacity involving alternative signaling pathways to the canonical hormonal stimuli.

Universities are peculiar in their capacity for stereotypes.

Peculiar rate-dependent initial capacity increases at rates higher than C/5 was likely attributed to electrochemical milling, resulting in active surface area increases and reduced polarization resistance (as the actual current density in the positive electrode was reduced).

Their fibrous structure is formed as a result of storage of tetrahedral and octahedral oxide layers which has canal cavities along the fibber; this peculiar structure provides high sorption capacity (Espantaleón et al. 2003).

We speculated that this property might be determinant in defining the in vivo capacity of this peculiar chemokine to promote both migration and homing of cells in tissues.

Low levels of testosterone have been found to be associated with cardiovascular diseases including heart failure, where hypogonadism could play a role in favoring the onset of some peculiar features like decreased exercise capacity, diminished muscle mass and energy handling and final cachexia [ 3].

Layered double hydroxides (LDH), also known as hydrotalcite like compounds are well known for their peculiar characteristics like good biocompatibility, anion exchange capacity, high chemical stability and pH-dependent solubility which aid for the design of smart drug delivery systems.