Sentence examples for set able to from inspiring English sources

A primer set able to detect P. aeruginosa at the species level was also designed, based on the 23S-5S rDNA spacer region.

It is therefore "seeking a HSR train set able to operate at the current NEC maximum speed of 150 mph" that "can subsequently operate at up to 220 mph as the tracks and other infrastructure is improved to support the higher speeds".

Gil et al. [ 13] used a consensus strategy integrating different types of information as well as previous minimal gene sets to define the core of a minimal gene set "able to sustain a functional bacterial cell under ideal conditions".

5. Separation/reliability: Is the item set able to sufficiently separate respondents from each other and thereby reasonably rank the respondents on the latent scale (person reliability) [ 25]. 6. Item reliability: Do the items create a reasonably useful measure [ 25]? 7. Discrimination: Item discrimination is estimated by the Winsteps program, but not included in the model.

In an attempt to hang on to the match, Sampras found a burst of energy in the third set, able to fight back from a break down.

And unlike the programmers trying to take his business, Richard's work requires him to be on set, able to manipulate and tweak the crowd scenes according to the director's wishes.

But that cannot happen until more Americans have the digital sets able to receive programming and advertising -- a potential boon to the television makers, who envision selling DTV's into every American living room.

And in some of Asia's vaster regions, such as Siberia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, there are TV transmitters, but the people have no sets able to receive the programmes.

TVs Join The Home Network 04.02.03 Sony launches two TV sets able to join a wireless home data network.

It is therefore of considerable importance to find simple-enough approximations of these sets, able to capture their main characteristics while maintaining a low level of complexity.

The body shape of players has changed – back then, they were heavy-set, able to withstand greater force, with the odd exception, like David Busst's leg.