Sentence examples for renew their ability from inspiring English sources

It suggests that human pathogenic fungi have attributes ('virulence factors') that allow them to survive in soil in competition with other life forms, to cycle through invertebrate hosts such as amoebae and to renew their ability to infect human cells [2], [3].

His identical twin brother, Daniel, was injured for part of the season, but now they are back together and have renewed their uncanny ability to mirror each other's scoring totals.

As Microsoft's general manager for Cloud and Enterprise Developer Platform Marketing and Worldwide Sales Mitra Azizirad told me earlier this month, the company will offer these Premium users the ability to renew their subscription at the old price for the calendar year after the launch of Visual Studio 2015.

Aquatic vertebrates such as zebrafish have widespread ability to renew their brains upon damage, while mammals have—if not none very limited overall regenerative competence.

While Norwich City emerged with renewed confidence in their ability to stay in the Premier League, Newcastle United and Rafael Benítez find themselves in a deeper hole.

Through the support services offered, the clients would share their renewed hope and ability to continue their lives with dignity and independence.

The following definition of a stem cell is now widely accepted: stem cells are characterized by their ability to renew themselves through mitotic cell division (self-renewal) and the ability to differentiate into diverse range of specialized cell types.

Their ability to renew those contracts would rest squarely with their evaluations.

In particular, the embryonic cells they studied gained extra bits of chromosomes 12 or 17, which the group speculates may help these cells retain their ability to renew themselves.

You've got to restore and renew the ability to grow by re-applying all the nutrients in very big, expensive doses every year.

CSCs are able to proliferate and self-renew extensively because of their ability to express anti-apoptotic and drug-resistant proteins, thus sustaining tumor growth [ 6].