In Nick's case, the confusions of a broken home have made him canny, manipulative, and chronically afraid, as well as incapable of recognizing a good thing.
Although the genes can complement each other's functions, a double deletion renders the yeast cell osmosensitive as well as incapable of anaerobic growth, due to the inability to reoxidize cytosolic NADH arising from biomass formation (van Dijken and Scheffers [1986]; Nissen et al. [1997]).
What the president will discuss tomorrow is ensuring that we prevent the Taliban from being capable of controlling the government of Afghanistan as well as incapable of providing safe haven from which al Qaeda can plot and undertake terrorist activities like we have seen previously happen in the United States".
A jury of Indians, well — they're incapable of giving a white man a fair trial.
Take one set of round things that you're never supposed to touch and combine it with another set of round things that you simply have to touch, and you've got DJ Cooker, an item that, before long, may well leave you incapable of operating anything at all.
As well, BLAST is incapable of detecting all of the cytokines.
And I write this before seeing Joanna Hogg's Archipelago, a bourgeois drama of the type the French do so well but we seem incapable not only of making but, more importantly, of watching.
Yet for some time I had been fending off the suspicion that these two explanations are incompatible — that I live in a city so well behaved it is incapable of raising more than a polite cough to protest its own destruction.
We investigated the efficacy of CNS transduction using a variety of tyrosine and threonine capsid mutants based on AAV2, AAV5, and AAV8 capsids, as well as AAV2 mutants incapable of binding heparan sulfate (HS).
In contrast, as shown in Figs. 3(c)–3(h), although the EM, Landweber and modified Newton algorithm can also recover the source distribution, they are incapable of well separating the sources that close to each other.
