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Burkholderia cepacia lipase (BCL) has been proved to be capable of resolution reactions.

As an alternative, electron microscopy has been shown to be capable of resolving > 3.5 Å resolution detail in membrane proteins of modest (~ 300 kDa) size, without the need for crystals.

Optical lens systems specially designed for these super-spherical lenses are expected to be capable of achieving resolutions that are 2.0 times higher than those attainable with conventional optical systems.

Under these ideal experimental conditions, the SAMPIC chip has proven to be capable of timing resolutions down to 4 ps with synthesized signals and 40 ps with silicon detector signals.

The model is proved to be capable of predicting high-resolution, three-dimensional fields of wind and other meteorological parameters, using reasonable computer time and memory resources.

To address this limitation, we have developed a novel prototype HPGe detector designed to be capable of achieving fine energy resolution and high event throughput at count rates in excess of one million counts per second.

The human enzyme has been shown to be capable of RuvC-like HJ resolution (Fekairi et al. 2009; Svendsen et al. 2009), while yeast Slx1 Slx4 cuts this substrate at multiple, nonsymmetric sites and with relatively weak activity compared to that exhibited on 5′-flaps and RFs (Fricke and Brill 2003).

"Some things are not rocket science and should be capable of resolution with goodwill and good management," Morgan said.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict may no longer be capable of resolution on the basis of what now is probably an outdated paradigm.

A flat hyperbolic metamaterial to which subwavelength grating is added was proved to be capable of far-field super-resolution imaging at visible frequency [103, 104].

This modified design is shown to be capable of achieving an open loop resolution of 100 nm with a travel range of greater than 50 mm.