Sentence examples for regions capable from inspiring English sources

In the model, the hypothesised workspace is realised by a collection of recurrently interconnected regions capable of sustaining and disseminating a reverberating spatial pattern of activation.

This is done to find the operating regions capable of avoiding lump formation or out-of-specification granule production.

To achieve RCA reaction, 3′ and 5′ terminal bases of padlock probe were designed as the recognition regions capable of hybridizing with let-7a miRNA.

Experimental and numerical studies have shown self-centering steel plate shear walls (SC-SPSWs) to exhibit enhanced performance including recentering during extreme loading, making them a viable lateral load resisting system for high seismic regions capable of reducing structural repair costs and loss of building functionality after an earthquake.

We hoped that our reductionist's approach would give us a chance to identify novel HIV Env regions capable of inducing nAbs in the absence of the otherwise overpowering influence of immunodominant regions.

We chose to study three different aminoglycosides in attempts to identify genomic regions capable of conferring resistance to not only a specific aminoglycoside, but also to the more general class of aminoglycosides.

Iran provided the rockets and missiles that have made Hezbollah the most powerful nongovernment armed force in the region, capable of waging the longest war Israel has fought.

Extending from about 80 to 300 km (about 50 to 185 miles) in altitude, the ionosphere is an electrically conducting region capable of reflecting radio signals back to Earth.

Speaking about an assault on Mosul, which Isis has held since June 2014, Gen Barzani says that the Peshmerga would not try to capture it alone and there are no Iraqi army soldiers in the region capable of doing so.

Additionally, we mapped the region of Yng1p required for overexpression of toxicity to the PHD finger, showed that this region capable of binding lysine 4-methylated histone H3 in vitro, and demonstrated that mutations of the PHD finger that abolish binding in vitro are no longer toxic in vivo.

The find has revealed that freshwater fish were being fermented on an industrial scale in southern Sweden, through a complicated and distinctly unappetising process involving pine bark and seal blubber, which made the region capable of supporting a far larger population than previously thought.