Sentence examples for progressive ability from inspiring English sources

The 48 selected sequences were evaluated based on their progressive ability to (1) produce soluble protein in Escherichia coli and (2) yield stable monomeric protein, and (3) on the ability of the stable, soluble proteins to adopt the target fold.

The progressive ability of a six-strains L. monocytogenes cocktail to form biofilm on stainless steel (SS), under fish-processing simulated conditions, was investigated, together with the biocide tolerance of the developed sessile communities.

During this process of organellogenesis, a nucleus-to-organelle flow of biogenetic information was established through the progressive ability to direct nuclear-encoded proteins synthesized in the cytosol to specific subcellular locations within the endosymbionts [ 1, 2, 5].

The outcome will likely depend on progressives' ability to persuade less motivated voters to get out to the polls.

By contrast, in many low and middle economies, OOP payments are progressive to ability-to-pay, indicating that the better-off finance more of the funds [ 10].

Furthermore, Phoenix was absolutely necessary in order to begin to repair the wound, to heal it in a way that strengthens the progressive movement's ability to lead this country toward substantial progress on both of these vitally important issues.

The Paraguayan invasion in 1864 led to a conflict far longer than expected, and faith in the progressive cabinet's ability to prosecute the war vanished.

3, 24 A moderate exercise program followed twice a week significantly slowed, by one-third, the progressive deterioration in ability to perform activities of daily living in people with Alzheimer's disease living in nursing homes.

As expected, the control animals demonstrated a slow, progressive loss of ability to navigate the countercurrent device, such that at 2 days of age >70% of the animals reached the final chamber, at 9 days of age only about 50% reached the final chamber, and at 16 days of age fewer than 30% reached the final chamber.

You know, there is one thing I really like about the health care legislation that will now be debated in the Senate, and, oddly enough, it's something that most of my fellow progressives oppose: the ability of states to opt out of the public option.

Critics say Mr. Lee and the National Intelligence Service actually need each other, with the agency's scandal bolstering the ability of progressive politicians like Mr. Lee to stoke antigovernment sentiments while the agency uses cases like Mr. Lee's to defend itself from charges of meddling in domestic politics.