Sentence examples for retain this capability from inspiring English sources

The Hellfire missiles used today, against human beings, retain this capability.

From this we conclude that cells in aged bone retain the capability to sense and transduce loading-related stimuli, but their ability to translate acute responses into functionally relevant outcomes is diminished.

While there is no doubt that America should retain the capability to triumph in such conflicts, it should not shoehorn its efforts into outdated war plans.

Highly differentiated for their specialized functions, they do not undergo cell division (mitosis) in the bloodstream, but some retain the capability of mitosis.

But in terms of ISIS being able to regenerate as a force that can take and seize territory as it could in 2014, I just don't think they'll ever retain that capability.

"We will retain the capability and will to strike ruthlessly at the enemies of Afghanistan when required," Gen Richards, a veteran of successful peacekeeping missions in Sierra Leone and East Timor, said yesterday.

Importantly, even after transplantation these precisely reprogrammed cells should still retain the capability to produce insulin.

Conclusions: Pharmacological concentrations of 17β-estradiol retain the capability for relaxing omental artery rings from preeclamptic women.

"We retain the capability to project power abroad and meet our Nato obligations, supported by what is the world's fourth largest defence budget".

Mr Parker said it was vital for MI5 to retain the capability to access such information if it was to protect the country.

My personal view is that the resulting force would be much more about home defence than any overseas operations – although we would probably wish to retain that capability at least as an option for future governments.