Sentence examples for true capacity for from inspiring English sources
However, respiratory management is different when there's no BIPAP, no ventilator available for patients with respiratory failure, no true capacity for intubation or intense long-term respiratory support.
Only insects which live in nests or colonies demonstrate any true capacity for fine-scale spatial orientation or homing.
Markers of DC differentiation/activation, such as CD83 and other molecules, may therefore be more accurate in establishing the true capacity for antigen presentation within the tumour microenvironment.
It is only this latter period that has revealed the true capacity of the web for "generativity", for the publishing of blogs by anyone who could type, for podcasting and video-sharing, for the undermining of totalitarian regimes, for the use of sites such as Twitter and Facebook to create (and ruin) friendships, spread fashions and rumours, or organise political resistance.
"This project is a true capacity builder," he said.
But to understand its true immensity and capacity for transformation, you have to drop down off the interstate and onto the valley floor.
The capacity for true pitch, he said, lay dormant in all humans, and would someday be awakened.
A classic boxing match offers useful lessons for seizing opportunities during a downturn: True champions have the capacity for both agility and absorption.
This is not true; everyone has the capacity for these things, even if they can't reach such elevated heights on their own yet.
More aggressively, he has suggested that our capacity for true beliefs is proof that a divine creator -- rather than Darwinian natural selection -- is behind evolution: if human beings evolved by random process from mentally primitive creatures, how could we be sure that any of our beliefs -- including our belief in evolution -- are true?
(Aristotle 1996) "A young child is born with the capacity for true learning; the openness, integrity, and the unbounded curiosity that should become his lifetime way to knowledge".
