Sentence examples for spontaneously capable from inspiring English sources
HIV-1 controllers constitute a population spontaneously capable of controlling the 2 main parameters of HIV-1 disease progression: loss of CD4− T cells and viremia.
Such an approach is only useful in those patients who are breathing spontaneously and capable of triggering the ventilator.
Similarly, mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) can also fuse with other cells spontaneously and capable of adopting the phenotype of other cells.
In most cases when phages were detected in the blood culture samples the corresponding bacterial isolate spontaneously released phages capable of infecting the same indicator strain (Table S1).
Our aim was to boost this protective response in those individuals capable of spontaneously manifesting it, and to induce it in those incapable of manifesting it spontaneously.
Why did one officer think that Doreen Lawrence was not capable of spontaneously querying procedures but must have been primed to ask questions?
The Fe(III) sites in FE are capable of spontaneously polymerising aniline within its intergalleries.
A third approach is based on creating objects (which could be nanoblocks) capable of spontaneously assembling into useful structures.
From his work with animals Nudo has found that the brain is capable of spontaneously sprouting new pathways after injury, such as that caused by a stroke.
All members of this chemical family are biosynthesized through the common intermediate betalamic acid, which is capable of spontaneously condensing with various primary and secondary amines to produce betalains.
In fact, any reduction-oxidation reaction inside the composite aerosol particles can be proceeded by an electrochemical mechanism under suitable conditions, and a lot of the intra-particle combinations of the three various substances, reductant-electrolyte-oxidizer, are capable of spontaneously forming short-circuited aerosol nanobatteries and the self-assembled ball clouds of these nanobatteries.
