Sentence examples for revival capability from inspiring English sources
The mutant strains sporulated with efficiency comparable to wild type, and their revival capability, as measured by monitoring changes in optical density (OD600), was not affected, while ∆ sspA spores exhibited an extended ripening period (Fig. 3a; Additional file 10: Table S6).
Officially, Mr. Obama's Afghan buildup shows signs of success, demonstrating both American military capabilities and the revival of a campaign that had been neglected for years.
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Craigan is close to many of the senior players - who Hutchison insists must play a leading role in the team's revival - and he already has good knowledge of the capabilities within the squad.
The revival of interest towards fast neutron reactors is due to their capability of producing more fissile material than they consume and of reducing the burden on the disposal of high-level waste containing very-long life nuclides.
Enthused by these capabilities, optimization design tools have experienced a recent revival.
At that time, however, the clavichord experienced a great revival in Germany, and music composed with its singing tone and unique capabilities of dynamic shading and vibrato was written for it by such masters as Carl Philip Emanuel Bach (1714 88).
As our book notes, the final report of the Iraq Survey Group - the CIA-Defense Departhatt unit that searched for WMDs in Iraq - concluded that Saddam's WMD capability "was essentially destroyed in 1991" and Saddam had no "plan for the revival of WMD".
May has sought to justify the revival of the surveillance bill by saying police forces and the security agencies have a gap in their capabilities because their current powers do not allow them to access certain new technologies.
