Sentence examples for proving a capacity for from inspiring English sources

Following enzymatic dissociation, 10 20% of cells from primary tumour-derived mammospheres formed secondary mammospheres and several cultures were serially expanded for more than 40 passages, proving a capacity for long-term self-renewal.

Talk of a move to England or a European league has subsided for now; Wednesday's events proved these two teams retain a capacity for fever-pitch fare in their own backyard.

But if you have a proven capacity for, say, successfully leading teams and a job that primarily involves working on your own, then it's worth considering whether you are making the most of what you have to offer.

But at some point, perhaps around the time of the death of Princess Diana, somehow the bar for proving that one was a sentient human being, the one over which public figures are obliged to leap, got raised to include a proven capacity for grief.

But the hospital has a proven capacity for unpleasant surprises, not all having to do with suddenly ballooning deficits.

And then there is Ms Royal; the losing candidate from 2007 may have faded from view for now, but she has a proven capacity for headline-grabbing disruption.

RNA is known to feature two of the three essential functions of living entities (metabolism, heredity and membrane): it is capable of unlimited heredity and it has a proven capacity for catalysing very different chemical reactions which may form simple metabolic networks.

OsFKBP20-1a proved to be nuclear-targeting and heat-inducible; its over-expression in yeast indicates a capacity for high-temperature tolerance [ 60].

Similar sets of markers proved a high discriminating capacity for grapevine varieties [ 7, 9], and this was supported in the present study by a low cumulative probability of identity (PI) for the ten SSR loci: 10-15.

A capacity for happiness is another.

There is a capacity for error.