Sentence examples for population capable of from inspiring English sources
Multipotent adult progenitor cells (MAPCs) are thought to be a more primitive stem cell population capable of extensive in vitro proliferation with no senescence or loss of differentiation capability.
These are the modes of expression of an intelligent population capable of using the instruments at hand to organise autonomously.
They argue, first, that when Americans used the word militia, they ordinarily meant the entire adult male population capable of bearing arms.
The 2003 government study found that it will take 5 to 10 years to nurture a self-sustaining rhesus population, capable of meeting the demand.
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have great clinical potential as they are an adult stem cell population capable of multilineage differentiation.
The disadvantages of MSC are related to the challenges of inducing and maintaining a stable chondrocyte-like cell population capable of generating hyaline cartilage.
Yet here in Europe we have populations capable of influencing politics back home – through their money, networks and the creation of political parties.
The result is tumour-promoted maintenance of neutrophil populations capable of maintaining NOX-derived ROS and suppression of T cells, even in nutrient limited conditions, such as the low glucose environment of advanced tumours.
These results are consistent with the presence of bacterial populations capable of methanogenesis throughout the core, and suggest that the methane hydrate at this site is at least partially biogenic in origin.
Where national borders once enclosed populations capable of practising collective sovereignty over their own resources, in the 21st century they look more and more like containers for an inventory of private assets, each waiting to be spliced, diced and traded around the world.
Two studies using elegant lineage tracing techniques have established two populations capable of self-renewal and differentiation into medullary and cortical thymic epithelial cells (TECs) [13], [14].
