Sentence examples for well established ability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, treatment with Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) which inhibit NFκB has the ability to reverse immunosuppression induced by a tobacco-specific carcinogen, in addition to their well established ability to decrease oral dysplasia as well as induction of overt cancer in transgenic animals [18].

In a comparative study, the authors show that HKUST-1 exhibits no difference between adsorption isotherms of CO and N2, despite its well established ability to coordinate other adsorbed gas molecules at the open CuII sites (see above).

10, 45 NSAIDs adversely affect the cardiovascular system in part through their well established ability to increase blood pressure (about 5 mmHg) 25 and in part through their effects on renal function.

Taking advantage of the well established ability of Agrobacteria tumefaciens to transfer a defined segment of DNA (T-DNA) to the plant nucleus [ 4], the molecular genetic modification of plants is most often performed using binary vector systems that separate the T-DNA from the trans-acting virulence proteins that effect the transfer [ 5].

This trust in experience and established ability usually serves us well.

Since it is well established that the ability of a primate lentivirus to replicate in cultured PBMC is predictive of its ability to productively infect the donor monkey, we randomly selected nine RM as PBMC donors to evaluate the replication kinetics of parental SHIV-1157ipEL in vitro.

It is well established that the ability of CrPV IRES and HCV IRES to directly bind to small ribosomal subunit is due to their inherent nature to fold into a compact three-dimensional structure containing specific ribosome binding domains [16], [18], [65], [66].

It is well established that the ability to consume oxygen at a high rate is strongly linked to endurance exercise performance.

Indeed, it is well established that this ability varies substantially among and within breeds and is at least partly under genetic control [ 1].

It is well established that the ability to recognize events with high confidence and to experience vivid recollection is critically dependent on the hippocampus (Vargha-Khadem et al. 1997; Eichenbaum et al. 2007; Ranganath 2010; Squire and Wixted 2011).

The role of microRNAs (miRNAs) in many human diseases is well established, and their ability to act as both therapeutic agents and disease prognostic biomarkers makes it important to understand this family of molecules [ 15].