Sentence examples for to be capable of developing from inspiring English sources

But it said most of the cells were known to have the right set of proteins, or "markers," on their surfaces, and to be capable of developing into the three separate tissues of the early embryo.

The software organization is found to be capable of developing and improving a population of preliminary designs for the multiperiod azeotropic design problem.

It is also concluded that shade intolerant species like birch and pine do not seem to be capable of developing into viable undergrowth in spruce selection stands with their current levels of stand density.

We selected this purposeful sample because we expected these professionals to be capable of developing informed opinions regarding the pros and cons and consequences of screening for Pompe disease for patients, their family members, health care and/or wider society.

They have been shown to be capable of developing cognitive change strategies, including coping statements and thinking in more neutral or positive ways about distressing situations, to counteract these cognitive distortions (Beaumont & Sofronoff, 2008; Reaven et al., 2012; Sofronoff et al., 2005).

"The United States must be capable of developing and deploying new capabilities, if necessary, to deter, assure, achieve U.S. objectives if deterrence fails, and hedge against uncertainty".

The 7XX.X alloys exhibit good finishing characteristics, are resistant to corrosion, and are capable of developing high strength by precipitation at room temperature.

If we want a politics that is capable of developing solutions to today's big issues, we are going to need to start celebrating those women and men who are for turning.

Human cumulus-free oocytes from hormone-stimulated cycles are capable of developing to blastocysts when cultured with ovarian factor supplementation.

By culturing these cells, and putting them together as they would come together naturally, Dr Sharpe has managed to form an artificial primordium.To do so, he starts with human neural stem cells (these are undifferentiated cells similar to those found in embryos, and which are capable of developing into a variety of cell types).

To date, it is uncertain whether MRSA is capable of developing resistance towards ROS through antioxidant enzymes activation or other possible mechanisms.