Sentence examples for the capability to study from inspiring English sources

A specially designed beamline and flowing-water corrosion cell added to the 1.7 MV tandem accelerator at the Michigan Ion Beam Laboratory provide the capability to study the simultaneous effects of displacement damage and radiolysis on corrosion.

To paraphrase Carl Sagan, we, all of us, are made of star stuff and we now have the capability to study the stars.

The recent upsurge of low resolution structures obtained by different experimental techniques and the capability to study global structural changes by cryo electron microscopy, introduced a need for computational methods to match, compare and dock such structures.

However, the high mortality rate associated with aneuploidy limits the capability to study aneuploidy syndromes systematically.

The capability to study possible effects and relationships of many exposure factors on multiple outcomes provides both considerable cost-effectiveness and research opportunities not otherwise available.

We are developing a code called CELLS/LIDS [CELLular Structures/Large Inelastic DeformationS] providing the capabilities to study the variation of the mechanical properties of the low-mass metallic cellular structures by changing their topology.

This research analytically investigated the cause of the collapse using the Applied Element Method, which recently presented its capability to study the behavior of collapsing structures.

This work introduces a micro-mechanical grain-aggregate model and numerical simulation capability to study the combined effects of grain-boundary slip and separation, as well as grain-interior plasticity on the overall deformation of compact rocks.

Demonstrating a willingness and capability to study and teach the Bible is also essential.

In the new version of PROGgene, we have added capability to study prognostic implications of a gene expression ratio.

In many current cases, MS is the primary analytical technique of choice because of convenience, speed, and also its capability to study extremely large and diverse protein assemblies.