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The lysosome's degradative machinery is potentially harmful to its limiting membrane, since it is capable of degrading intact lipid membranes.

Halftone is more sophisticated than linecut, since it is capable of reproducing fine tonal variations.

Since it is capable of irrigating 1 hectare of land, this system will be attractive for a very large population of farmers, first in India and then in other developing countries.

An asteroid of this size is thought to strike the Earth once every million years or so, but since it is capable of producing destruction on a regional scale or worse, in terms of potential loss of life over time it represents the biggest risk.

Our proposed architecture is also a promising candidate for implementing distributed quantum computation since it is capable of coupling remote qubits in separate resonators in a controllable way.

PON1 may protect against cardiovascular disease (CVD), since it is capable of hydrolyzing oxidized LDL-cholesterol, thereby negating the detrimental effects of this lipoprotein on the arterial wall.

M. oleifera was an effective coagulant since it was capable to reach up to 0.245 mg mg−1 coagulation capacity according to Gu Zhu model.

Of course, that doesn't mean it can't also provide entertainment options to business travellers, since it's capable of full HD output and should be able to easily run Netflix's Android app.

However, SILs MEA DBU SO2 was a better solvent than MEA DBU CO2, since it was capable of removing more than 90%% of lignin present in the native substrates whereas MEA DBU CO2 could remove only up to 50%% [ 28].

Therefore, we considered NOVA ff for the further study, since it was capable of predicting successfully the ligand-receptor interaction due to the lower molecular distortion caused on the entire complex.

Microorganisms including bacteria are the main reason for biofouling and since bacteria is very adaptable, it is capable of colonizing almost any surface at extreme conditions such as temperatures from −12 to 110 °C and pH values between 0.5 and 13 (Qureshi et al. 2013).