Sentence examples for the ability to reconstitute from inspiring English sources
Even as we reduce our weapons, the ability to reconstitute much of our current force could be important in dissuading countries that aspire to nuclear superpower status from increasing their arsenals.
The ability to reconstitute polymersome drug delivery carriers without altering size distribution is paramount to the creation of effective and efficient drug delivery systems.
"Woman not only causes a miracle by giving birth, but also has the ability to reconstitute herself spiritually," she says.
When the expanded human cells were tested for the ability to reconstitute NOD-scid recipient mice, an approximately 20-fold expansion of SCID repopulating cells (SRCs) was obtained during a ten-day culture [14].
These cells fulfill the in vitro and in vivo criteria for stem cell activity including the ability to reconstitute a heterogeneous population, sphere- and colony-forming activity, and the ability to form tumors in immune deficient mice.
However, the ability to reconstitute was also observed in LGR5−ve cells.
After establishing expression clones and protocols for enrichment of the CP variants, their ability to reconstitute TMV-like nanostructures in the presence or absence of RNA was tested in comparison with the corresponding plant-derived CP variants, which were expressed from infectious TMV constructs.
Tissue engineering is being explored for its ability to reconstitute the functional components of the IVD.
In so much as CD24+CD29hi phenotype is enriched in its ability to reconstitute the essential elements of the mammary gland, a mammary tumor stem cell-like subpopulation may be present in these MAM-1 cultures.
HSCs are defined by their ability to reconstitute the bone marrow of lethally irradiated mice in the long term.
HbS and HbC may thus have been naturally selected for their ability to reconstitute the waning protective effects of HbF in highly malarious areas of Africa, where IgG repertoires specific for PfEMP-1 variants are rapidly acquired.
