Sentence examples for was particularly capable from inspiring English sources

A candidate marker from family Jc7 was particularly capable of detecting genetic variation among different jatropha accessions.

This UMTS/HSDPA equipped handset runs Windows Mobile 5 OS and it is said to be particularly capable of handling xCSS and enhanced-xHTML.

Furthermore, the new set of functions is found to be particularly capable in improving convergence of solutions, especially when there is a large crack.

Until this point, there's been little evidence that he's particularly capable of either.

The Roman chronicler John Kinnamos wrote "the French are particularly capable of riding horseback in good order and attacking with the spear, and their cavalry surpasses that of the Germans in speed.

14 Dermatologists are particularly capable of categorizing the nuanced changes in skin lesions during treatment to assess responses to therapy.

E. coli has been shown to develop resistance in response to antibiotic use, and to be particularly capable of exchanging antibiotic resistance genes with pathogenic bacteria [ 7, 18].

One class of plant homologs of S1, represented by CEL I from celery, are particularly capable of efficient cutting at single base substitutions and loops [ 5- 7].

Patients may be particularly capable to report on interpersonal problems, such as lack of respect or insufficient information, and on incidents related to the delivery of care.

Species with large body size tend to have greater dispersal ability [ 3] and volant species may be particularly capable of overcoming dispersal barriers [ 4], likely intermixing populations from Central and South America more easily.

It is also possible that some MDR strains currently present in Kazakhstan are particularly virulent and capable of generating a large number of secondary cases before a new index case is diagnosed.